… patients with mild or rapidly improving symptoms were largely … outcomes. However, there
is scarcity of data on predictors of outcomes in mild stroke (MS) and rapidly improving stroke (…

… Although most strokes present with mild symptoms, these have … multidimensional outcomes,
identify predictors of worse outcomes… for MaRISS (Mild and Rapidly Improving Stroke Study) …

… , including 63 patients with rapidly improving stroke symptoms and/or large … but rapidly
improving stroke symptoms—defined as improvement in NIHSS score ≥4 points between stroke …

… (mRS) utilized to define functional outcomes may not capture the full range of … outcomes
of those with mild and rapidly improving stroke symptoms, to determine predictors of outcome, …

… Stroke registry showed that 31.2% of patients presenting with AIS within the acceptable time
(4.5 hours) did not receive IV tPA due to mild and rapidly improving stroke symptoms … results …

… Patients with acute stroke and mild or rapidly improving symptoms frequently show
progression. The role of reperfusion treatment in such patients is not clear. We hypothesized that …

… Rapidly improving symptoms are those which improve spontaneously after … , their outcomes
are not predictable, with 30% of those with minor stroke or rapidly improving symptoms not …

… minor stroke or stroke in rapid improvement. Baseline NIHSS ≥ 8 was associated with
unfavorable clinical outcome (… treatment window, minor and rapidly improving symptoms are the …

… with LVOS and low symptom scores (National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale [NIHSS…
Outcomes in patients not receiving thrombolysis due to mild deficits or rapidly improving symptoms…

… , safety and clinical outcomes in stroke patients with minor to mild symptoms who were treated
with … Rapidly improving or minor initial stroke symptoms are the most common cause for …