Principal Investigator
Dr. P.L.M. de Kort, Neurologist
Elisabeth-Tweesteden Hospital Tilburg
The Netherlands’
Summary
Country | The Netherlands |
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Principal Investigator | Dr. P.L.M. de Kort, neurologist |
Contact person (email) | H.P.Aben |
Key publication/reference |
Protocol article: Key publication: |
Years in which study conducted | 2016-2019 |
Sample | |
Size | 264; sufficient data at 5 weeks 242 (Assessment with psychological assessment and MRI) |
Population: Hospital/community | Hospital |
Selection: consecutive/random | Consecutive |
Admit with previous stroke? | Yes |
Admit with TIA? | No |
Age range | 50+ |
Number of centres | 1 |
Control group: number, population, selection | None |
Assessment | |
Initial: Time and data collected/tests administered | Baseline, 5 weeks after stroke, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year |
First detailed assessment | Baseline: Demographics, IPAQ (pre stroke physical activities), pre stroke cognition (IQCODE), prestroke activities in daily living (Barthel Index), comorbidity score (CIRS). Stroke characteristics, NIGSS, current barthel index, functional status (mRS), vascular risk factors, laboratory findings, cognitive screening with MoCA |
Follow-ups | 5 weeks: motor functioning with motricity index, MRI scan, neuropsychological assessment, HADS 3 months (telephone) mRS, and questionairres (CLCE-24; SSQOL; USER-P, PROMIS-10, SEsx) 6 months telephone mRS 1 year motricity index, functional status mRS, neuropsychological assessment and questionairres (CLCE-24; SSQOL; USER-P, PROMIS-10, SEsx, HADS, NPI-Q) |
Stroke-related data | See above |
Functional tests/data | See above |
Other medical tests/data | See above |
Neuropsychological tests | Detailed neuropsychological test battery. 2 assessments (5 weeks and 1 year) |
MRI scans, when and how many | 1, after 5 weeks |
PET scans | No |
Psychiatric exams/diagnoses | No |
Dementia diagnosis criteria | VASCOG |
Intervention trialled? | No |
CT=computed tomography scan, MedHx=medical history, VRF=vascular risk factors (hypertension, diabetes, atrial fibrillation, obesity, smoking etc.), NΨ=neuropsychological, TIA=transient ischemic attack, m=month, y=year