英文摘要 |
In clinical practice, a standard intervention uses anti-platelet agents (Aspirin) to prevent the recurrence of an ischemic stroke. The study compares dual antiplatelet therapy withs monotherapy to prevent recurrent strokes, including the effect of treatment effect and risk. A prospective, repeated measures design is used. Fifty-six subjects receiving either single or dual antiplatelet therapy were followed up for 90 days. Monthly measurements included the HAS BLED score and laboratory data. Descriptive statistics, a Chi-square test, a repeated measures ANOVA & t-test analysis are used to distinguish between these two groups. The results of this study show that there is no recurrent stroke during the period of observation. The gastrointestinal bleeding rate is 8.9% (5 persons), the traumatic intracranial hemorrhage is 1.8% (1 person) and the difference between the two groups is not significant. The assessment data shows that patients with higher GOT and GPT values for liver function and a HAS-BLED score of more than 3 have a high risk of bleeding. There is no significant difference in the prevention of recurrent stroke and bleeding risk between the dual antiplatelet therapy and the monotherapy group. The GOT and GPT level for liver function and the HAS-BLED score are sensitive predictors for GI bleeding. |