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Ahmed Koriesh: Persistent Delays, Higher Mortality, and Opportunities for Improvement for In-Hospital Stroke
May 20, 2026, 08:27

Ahmed Koriesh: Persistent Delays, Higher Mortality, and Opportunities for Improvement for In-Hospital Stroke

Ahmed Koriesh, Director of Hospital Neurology Service at Cleveland Clinic Florida, shared on LinkedIn about a recent article he and his colleagues co-authored, published in Stroke, adding:

”Check out our new publication in Stroke examining in-hospital stroke in the modern thrombectomy era using the national GWTG-Stroke registry.

Analyzing nearly 5 million ischemic stroke admissions from 2,542 US hospitals, we found:

  • In-hospital stroke remained associated with >2x higher mortality (aOR 2.27)
  • Recognition-to-CT was substantially delayed (51 vs 18 min)
  • Mechanical thrombectomy rates more than doubled over time
  • Defect-free stroke care improved dramatically from 60.8% to 88.4%

Despite major advances in EVT and stroke systems of care, in-hospital stroke remains a major challenge and opportunity for improvement.

Grateful to all collaborators and participating GWTG-Stroke centers.”

Title: In-Hospital Stroke Quality and Outcomes in the Mechanical Thrombectomy Era: Get With The Guidelines-Stroke, 2016 to 2023

Authors: Amre Nouh, Daiwai Olson, Hong Liang, Ahmed Koriesh, Muaz Ali, Moez M.I. Bashir, Pramit Mukerjee, Shumei Man, Gregg C. Fonarow

Ahmed Koriesh: Persistent Delays, Higher Mortality, and Opportunities for Improvement for In-Hospital Stroke

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