Time to Death and its Predictors among Stroke Patients with Hypertension at Comprehensive Specialized Public Hospitals
This retrospective cohort study of 737 hypertensive stroke patients in Ethiopia's Amhara region found a median time to death of 40 days, identifying advanced age, elevated blood pressure, alcohol consumption, low Glasgow Coma Scale scores, admission complications, and hemorrhagic stroke as significant predictors of mortality, while cardiovascular disease appeared to be a protective factor.
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