University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital
Neurosciences
Stroke Neurologist, Philippine General Hospital Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Neurosciences, University of the Philippines College of Medicine, Manila Head, Stroke Team, Philippine General Hospital Head, Stroke Team, Manila Doctors Hospital Board Member,World Stroke Organization (2018-2022) Member, Global Stroke Policy Committee, World Stroke Organization Council Member, Asia Pacific Stroke Organization(APSO) Past President, Stroke Society of the Philippines

Presenter of 4 Presentations

Opening by Chairs

Session Type
Clinical Manifestations
Date
Wed, 26.10.2022
Session Time
08:00 - 09:30
Room
Summit 1
Lecture Time
08:00 - 08:02

Stroke Care Systems in Asia

Session Type
Clinical Manifestations
Date
Sat, 29.10.2022
Session Time
08:00 - 09:30
Room
Summit 2
Lecture Time
08:53 - 09:10

Closing by Chairs

Session Type
Clinical Manifestations
Date
Wed, 26.10.2022
Session Time
08:00 - 09:30
Room
Summit 1
Lecture Time
09:25 - 09:30

THE PHILIPPINE NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION ONE DATABASE - STROKE (PNA1DB-STROKE): FIRST YEAR PRIMARY RESULTS

Session Name
0290 - E-Poster Viewing: AS26 Stroke in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (ID 437)
Session Type
E-Poster
Date
Wed, 26.10.2022
Session Time
07:00 - 23:59
Room
GALLERY
Lecture Time
07:00 - 07:00

Abstract

Background and Aims

Systematic data on TIA/stroke in the Philippines is scarce. We aimed to prospectively collect uniform data among patients hospitalized with TIA or stroke.

Methods

All patients admitted at 11 neurology training hospitals are included if they are >/=18 years old and diagnosed with TIA, ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, or cerebral venous thrombosis. Patients admitted primarily for non-acute stroke-related sequelae/procedures, e.g., infection, gastric tube insertion, are excluded. Anonymized data on socio-demographics, medical history, stroke subtype, in-hospital management and discharge outcomes are entered in a secure online data collection tool. Clinicaltrials.gov NCT04972058.

Results

From 1 June 2021 to 28 February 2022, n (%) or mean+/-SD:
TIA/Ischemic ICH SAH
N 69/1017 617 96

Age (years)

Female

Asian

60.7+/-13.8

489 (45.0%)

1065 (98.1%)

53.8+/-13.0

228 (37.0%)

603 (97.7%)

56.7+/-13.5

59 (61.5%)

92 (95.8%)

Recurrent event 79(7.3%) 22(3.6%) 1(1.0%)

Hypertension

Diabetes mellitus

Dyslipidemia

Atrial fibrillation

Valvular heart disesse

Other heart disease

Smoker

Heavy alcohol use

801(73.8%)

277(25.5%)

213(19.6%)

94(8.7%)

20(1.8%)

83(7.6%)

269(24.8%)

162(14.9%)

453(73.4%)

70(11.3%)

49(7.9%)

11(1.8%)

4(0.6%)

10(1.6%)

220(35.7%)

176(28.5%)

63(65.6%)

8(8.3%)

6(6.3%)

0

0

4(4.2%)

16(16.7%)

15(15.6%)

Transferred from another hospital

174(16.0%) 147(23.8%) 31(32.3%)

Among non-transferees:

Stroke-onset to hospital arrival </=6 hours

Revascularization

.

189(32.5%)

59(6.6%)

.

206(45.1%)

.

26(41.3%)

SARS-CoV-2+ 98(9.0%) 36(5.8%) 6(6.3%)

mRS at discharge:

0-3

4-5

6/dead

No data

813(74.9%)

126(11.6%)

109(10.0%)

38(3.5%)

302(48.9%)

108(17.5%)

160(25.9%)

47(7.6%)

41(42.7%)

12(12.5%)

35(36.5%)

8(8.3%)

Conclusions

TIA/stroke admissions in PNA1DB-Stroke hospitals reduced significantly during the pandemic (previous census 10,000-14,000/year) with low revascularization rate. Case-fatality was highest among hemorrhagic strokes (27%). Data collection will continue further for 3 years.

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