Cross-sectional study reveals inverse association between d-dimer levels and glasgow coma scale scores in hemorrhagic stroke patients, suggesting potential clinical implications.
Key Points
Higher d-dimer levels are significantly associated with lower glasgow coma scale scores in hemorrhagic stroke patients.
In patients with severe gs scores (<9), the average d-dimer level reached 237.0 ng/mL, indicating serious conditions.
The study included 627 hemorrhagic stroke patients divided into three groups based on their gs scores.
Results show that d-dimer concentrations decrease significantly as glasgow coma scale scores improve, reflecting potential outcomes.