2008ESO卒中指南英文版PPT.ppt

The European Stroke Organization  - ESO - Executive Committee andWriting Committee;MISSION OF ESO To reduce the incidence and burden of stroke by changing the way stroke is viewed and treated in Europe;ESO Guidelines 2008;ESO Writing Committee;ESO Writing Committee;ESO Writing Committee;Definitions of Levels of Evidence;Classification of Evidence;Classification of Evidence;ESO Guidelines 2008;Stroke as an Emergency;Stroke as an Emergency;Stroke as an Emergency;Stroke as an Emergency;Education;Referral ;Referral ;Emergency Management;Emergency Management;Ancillary Diagnostic Tests;Ancillary Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Management;ESO Guidelines 2008;Stroke Unit;Stroke Unit;Stroke Unit;Stroke Services and Stroke Units;ESO Guidelines 2008;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Emergency Diagnostic Tests;Diagnostic Imaging;Other Diagnostics;Other Diagnostics;ESO Guidelines 2008;Primary Prevention;Vascular Risk Factors;High blood pressure (BP);Background Independent risk factor for ischaemic stroke Improving glucose control may not reduce stroke1 BP in patients with diabetes should be 130/80mmHg2 Statin treatment reduces the risk of major vascular events, including stroke3 Elevated blood glucose in the early phase of stroke is associated with death and poor recovery;Background Statin treatment reduces the incidence of stroke from 3.4% to 2.7%1 No significant effect for prevention of fatal stroke1 Heart Protection Study found an excess of myopathy of one per 10,000 patients per annum2 No data support statin treatment in patients with LDL-cholesterol 150 mg/dl (3.9 mmol/l);Background Independent risk factor for ischaemic stroke in men and women 2-3 fold increased risk compared to non-smokers1 Spousal cigarette smoking may be associated with an increased stroke risk2 50% risk reduction by 2 year