4. Discussion
stroke, AIS, ischemic stroke, ’
STROKE, PERIOPERATIVE COMPLICATION, MRS, ISCHEMIC STROKE
Our study observed that stroke patients’ mortality rates within 3 months following thrombectomy were 20.0% in 2020 and 23.7% in 2021. However, the difference between the 2 years was not statistically significant. Similarly, the in-hospital mortality rates were 19.4% and 22.3%.Nonetheless, the clinical outcomes of these patients have not shown substantial improvement, and they continue to face high perioperative complications and mortality rates.Better rehabilitation training is essential in improving ischemic stroke patients.Furthermore, the intervention group patients were discharged when the MRS score was higher than that of the control group, but the NIHSS score was lower than that of the control group. Here, we can see that we are labeling patients who can be discharged when the choice, mainly on the recovery of neurological function, is consistent with the idea of rapid recovery. After neural function in patients with basic replies, they can continue to rest after discharge or choose more professional rehabilitation hospitals. Corresponding neurological function exercises can improve the prognosis of patients.This study results suggest no difference in disability status and self-care ability after 3 months but that psychological status and overall quality of life were better. The better psychological condition may be related to implementing psychological rehabilitation during hospitalization. Patients can receive better psychological support through professional psychological guidance, consistent with Lee research results.In conclusion, the rapid rehabilitation model for patients with AIS after MT has a significant effect and is worthy of reference and clinical promotion.