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Kidney Disease Is a Negative Predictor of 30-Day Survival after Acute Ischaemic Stroke
Nephron: Clinical Practice, 04/21/09
Brzosko S et al. - The results of this study identify decreased eGFR and presence of dipstick proteinuria as a strong negative predictor of 30-day survival after AIS in patients not treated with thrombolytic agents.
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