Jessica A Graus

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage is a Preventable Disease with a Heritable Component

Brett Kissela, Laura Sauerbeck, Daniel Woo, Jane Khoury et autres

P141 Background: Subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) affects ≥ 16,000 Americans annually and ≥ 40% die within the first 30 days. Prevention of SAH is therefore of paramount importance. We present a preliminary analysis of risk factors for SAH from our case-control, population-based study. …

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Emergency Medical Services (EMS)Response and Transport Time for Stroke in an Urban African-American Population: Effect of Socio-demographics of the Patient’s ZIP Code

Jessica A Graus, Jane Khoury, Edward C. Jauch, Rosie Miller et autres

P166 Introduction: Our hypothesis is that the total time between a 911 call and arrival at the Emergency Department (ED)(EMS time) varies by the socio-demographics of a stroke patient’s ZIP code, controlling for distance to the ED (EMS distance). This study considers …

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Genetic and Environmental Risk Factors for Intracerebral Hemorrhage

Daniel Woo, Laura Sauerbeck, Brett Kissela, Jane Khoury et autres

27 Introduction: We report a planned midpoint analysis of a prospective, population-based, case-control study of the genetic and environmental risk factors of spontaneous, non-traumatic, intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH). Methods: Cases were matched to two controls by age, race and gender. Data was obtained …

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Emergency Medical Services (EMS)Response and Transport Time for Stroke in an Urban African-American Population: Effect of Socio-demographics of the Patient’s ZIP Code

Jessica A Graus, Jane Khoury, Edward C. Jauch, Rosie Miller et autres

P166 Introduction: Our hypothesis is that the total time between a 911 call and arrival at the Emergency Department (ED)(EMS time) varies by the socio-demographics of a stroke patient’s ZIP code, controlling for distance to the ED (EMS distance). This study considers …