PT -期刊文章盟-莎拉Rostanski盟Olajide威廉姆斯AU -伦道夫·马歇尔盟-亚历山大merkle盟Shadi Yaghi盟——约书亚开松机TI -减少识别小中风导致Door-to-Needle更长时间(P6.051) DP - 2016年4月05 TA -神经病学PG - P6.051 VI - 86 IP - 16补充4099 - //www.ez-admanager.com/content/86/16_Supplement/P6.051.short 4100 - http://n.ne首页urology.org/content/86/16_Supplement/P6.051.full所以Neurology2016 4月05;86 AB -目的:评估door-to-needle (DTN)和组件次轻微中风。背景:短DTN将带来更好的结果。国家增加tPA卷可能部分由于增加轻微中风的治疗,但治疗时间在这个小组还没有得到深入研究。方法:我们回顾了所有ED患者接到7/2011-7/2015 tPA。我们人口相比,EMS使用,敬请原谅小中风之间的利率和DTN署≤5)和所有其他人。DTN组件相比,我们还专门neurologist-dependent时刻,中风激活(SA) tpa imaging-to-tPA, ED-dependent倍、door-to-SA door-to-imaging。通过配对t意味着比较,通过曼Whitney U,中位数和二分变量通过卡方测试。结果:311名患者接受tPA;126 (41 [percnt])是小中风。 There were no differences in language (48 vs 52[percnt] English-speaking, p=0.6) or sex (39 vs 34[percnt] male, p=0.3) in minor strokes compared to all others. Minor strokes were younger (62 vs 73 years, p<0.01), less likely to use EMS (55 vs 80[percnt], p<0.01), and less likely to receive pre-notification by EMS (43 vs 71[percnt], p<0.01). DTN was longer in minor strokes (61 vs 55 min, p=0.01). For DTN components, door-to-SA (5 vs 2 min, p<0.01) and door-to-imaging (27 vs 21 min, p<0.01) were longer in minor strokes while imaging-to-tPA (33 vs 32 min, p=1.0) and SA-to-tPA (50 vs 51 min, p=0.5) were not. In the subgroup arriving by EMS, these differences persisted although they were no longer significant (DTN 59 vs. 54 min p=0.4; door-to-SA 4 vs. 1 min, p=0.05; door-to-imaging 25 vs. 20 min, p=0.05). Conclusion: We found longer DTN in minor strokes. Our data suggests that minor strokes were not recognized as quickly by EMS and at ED presentation. Efforts are needed to improve early recognition of minor strokes.Disclosure: Dr. Rostanski has nothing to disclose. Dr. Williams has nothing to disclose. Dr. Marshall has received personal compensation in an editorial capacity for JAMA Neurology. Dr. Merkler has nothing to disclose. Dr. Yaghi has nothing to disclose. Dr. Willey has received personal compensation for activities with Heartier Incorporated.Thursday, April 21 2016, 8:30 am-5:30 pm