This presentation describes a few cases of stroke that presented within golden period but could not be thrombolysed. It is a case based discussion on when not to thrombolyse
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When Not To Thrombolyse - A Case Series
1. Hyperacute Stroke: When Not To
Thrombolyse
Dr Saumya H Mittal
Neurologist.
Dr Mittal’s Mediclinic, Noida.
Sharda Hospital and Medical College, Greater Noida.
Felix Hospital, Noida.
Yatharth Superspeciality Hospital, Greater Noida
2. Case 1
• 68 years.
• Female.
• Euglycemic.
• Normotensive.
• Euthyroid.
• No surgical history.
• Presented with-
– Slurred speech.
– Difficulty in swallowing.
– Hemiparesis: Power 4+/5.
– Left Plantar Mute.
– In EMR.
– Taken up for MRI.
TIME OF PRESENTATION- 1.5 HOURS.
4. MRA and CV Doppler was normal.
CBC, LFT, KFT , HbA1C and Lipid Profile were normal.
CXR showed a coined lesion.
HRCT Chest was done- suggested possible Bronchogenic Carcinoma.
5. • Thrombolysis was not done- NIHSS = 3.
• She improved with speech therapy and
physiotherapy and was discharged.
• Evaluation of Bronchogenic Carcinoma
continues with Oncology Unit.
6. Case 2
• 78 Years.
• Gentleman.
• Hypertensive.BP- 190/110
• Diabetic.RBS-438 mg/dl.
• Euthyroid.
• Alcohol User.
• Smoker.
• Presented with-
– Altered Sensorium.
– Had a seizure on the way
to hospital.
– Hemiparesis: Power 1/5.
– Plantar Mute.
– In EMR.
– Taken up for MRI.
TIME OF PRESENTATION- 1/2 HOUR.
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10. • He was taken up for craniectomy. Speech
therapy and physiotherapy was offered with
conservative management.
• Thrombolysis was not done-
– Family was unwilling in view of side effects.
– NIHSS = 33.
– Malignant MCA Infarct.
– Large vessel occlusion.
11. Case 3
• 66 Years.
• Gentleman.
• Hypertensive.
• Euglycemic.
• Euthyroid.
• Alcohol User.
• Presented with-
– Inability to Speak.
– No headache.
– No hemiparesis.
– No hemisensory loss.
– No ataxia.
TIME OF PRESENTATION- 1 HOUR.
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15. • Thrombolysis was not done- SDH.
• He was managed by neurosurgery unit and
improved after surgery and with speech
therapy and physiotherapy.
• Was discharged.
16. Case 4
• 28 years.
• Female.
• Euglycemic.
• Normotensive.
• Euthyroid.
• No surgical history.
• On Day 1 of Menses.
• Presented with-
– Facial Palsy.
– Slurred speech.
– Difficulty in swallowing.
– Hemiparesis: Power 4+/5.
– Plantar Mute.
– Symptoms improving.
– In EMR.
– Taken up for MRI.
TIME OF PRESENTATION- 2 HOUR.
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19. • MRA was normal.
• CV Doppler was normal.
• Lipid Profile was normal.
• HbA1C was normal.
• CBC, LFT, KFT was normal.
• Thrombolysis was not done-
– Active Menses.
– Improving Symptoms ? TIA.
20. POINT TO LEARN
While thrombolysis and thrombectomy are options of treatment in stroke,
one needs to know when it should not be done.
A proper checklist of Indications and Contraindications should be consulted
and checked before performing thrombolysis.