Personalized blood pressure control after thrombectomy boosts 90-day stroke recovery
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The HOPE clinical trial demonstrated that personalizing blood pressure targets based on individual cerebral reperfusion after stroke thrombectomy significantly improves functional recovery at 90 days without increasing complication risks, representing a meaningful advance in post-stroke care protocols.
This does not prove the approach works universally across all stroke subtypes, patient populations, or long-term outcomes beyond 90 days; implementation and adoption in clinical practice remain separate questions.
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