March 3, 2026Open Access

Stroke Subtypes Drive Distinct Neurological, Cognitive, and Mortality Outcomes in UK Biobank Cohort

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Mortality rates differ significantly across stroke subtypes, indicating the need for targeted interventions.
Cognitive performance varies, highlighting the importance of subtype-aware rehabilitation strategies in stroke recovery.
Brain imaging phenotypes reveal unique patterns tied to specific stroke subtypes, aiding in diagnosis and prognosis.
These findings support the call for personalized monitoring and treatment approaches based on stroke subtype.

Abstract

Stroke subtype is associated with distinct patterns of mortality, dementia risk, cognitive performance, and brain imaging phenotypes. These findings highlight the heterogeneity of long-term outcomes following stroke and support the importance of subtype-aware post-stroke monitoring and prognostication.

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Ambika Grover

Venkatesh L. Murthy

Chirag J. Patel

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Harvard University

University of Michigan

Michigan Medicine

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Stroke Subtypes Drive Distinct Neurological, Cognitive, and Mortality Outcomes in UK Biobank Cohort

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