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Neurological Complications at Stroke Patients With Diabetes Mellitus (SDM)
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It is to be investigated if a correlation exist between the development of the HbA1c value and the complication rate is following a stroke.
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Stroke Diabetes Mellitus |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Case Control Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Neurological Complications at Stroke Patients With Diabetes Mellitus During the First Six Months After a Cerebral Ischemia |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Functional outcome six months after the cerebral ischemia [ Time Frame: six months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Functional outcome for the National Institutes of Health Stroke scale, the Barthel Index and Modified Ranking Scala six months after the cerebral ischemia.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Additional cerebral ischemia [ Time Frame: six months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Additional cerebral ischemia six months after the first cerebral ischemia
- Mortality [ Time Frame: sixt months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Mortality in the first 6 months after the primary cerebral ischemia
Enrollment: | 100 |
Study Start Date: | August 2010 |
Study Completion Date: | March 2011 |
Primary Completion Date: | March 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Groups/Cohorts |
HbA1c ≤ 7
Stroke patients with mild diabetes mellitus HbA1c ≤ 7
HbA1c ≥ 7,5
Stroke patients with severe diabetes mellitus HbA1c ≥ 7,5
Detailed Description:
The immediate objective of the study is to find out if a correlation between blood sugar control in diabetics and the incidence of complications after a stroke exists.
The study has a high practical importance because any consequences in the treatment of diabetes mellitus can be implemented without affecting costs.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Study Population
Stroke patients on the Stroke Unit with hyperglycemia with cerebral ischemia within the last 24 hours
Inclusion Criteria:
- Stroke patients on the Stroke Unit with hyperglycemia with cerebral ischemia within the last 24 hours
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with intracerebral hemorrhage
- Pregnant patients
- Patients with sensory aphasia
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01172977
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Evangelisches Krankenhaus | |
Bielefeld, Germany, 33167 |
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Evangelisches Krankenhaus Bielefeld gGmbH
Principal Investigator: | Cristian Barzu, MD | Evangelisches Krankenhaus Bielefeld, Germany |
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 09, 2014
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Responsible Party: | Barzu Cristian |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01172977 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | EvKB Barzu, DRKS00000470 |
Study First Received: | July 28, 2010 |
Last Updated: | June 21, 2011 |
Health Authority: | Germany: Ethics Commission |
Keywords provided by Evangelisches Krankenhaus Bielefeld gGmbH:
Diabetes mellitus Stroke |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Diabetes Mellitus Stroke Cerebral Infarction Glucose Metabolism Disorders Metabolic Diseases Endocrine System Diseases Cerebrovascular Disorders |
Brain Diseases Central Nervous System Diseases Nervous System Diseases Vascular Diseases Cardiovascular Diseases Brain Infarction Brain Ischemia |
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Benton Parks Department Director Curtis McCormack and assistant Kitty Smith have been placed on administrative leave with pay pending the completion of an investigation into accounting practices associated with operation of the concession stand in Tyndall Park during 2011. The Parks Commission met for a special meeting Tuesday night specifically called to determine what course of action to take in light of an independent accountant's report indicating a deficit of $6,445 in unaccounted funds.
After 33-years of service, Bryant Fire Chief Randy Cox cites health concerns as the main reason he plans to retire on May 25. "With injuries that I received while on the job in 2009, several surgeries, as well as the everyday struggles and constant pain, I can no longer meet the requirements of my job," he said in a memo to Bryant city officials.
An "independent accountant's report" created by local certified public accounting firm Yoakum, Lovell & Co., PLC, indicates funds totaling "$6,445 in unaccounted revenue" in the Benton Park's and Recreation Department. The funds in question are specifically related to the concession stand account used by the department for operations at city parks. Inquiries regarding the report were referred to Benton City Attorney Brent Houston who said the report was not a "financial audit" of the department but rather a review of procedures used in accounting for transactions.
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"The only thing you take with you when you are gone is what you leave behind." This quote, attributed to John Alston of 18th century England, serves notice to a community that is mourning the passing of one of its beloved physicians. Dr. Brian Sudderth died unexpectedly Monday from an aortic dissection. He was 56. As word of Sudderth's passing spread throughout Saline County, words of grief and thanks from patients and friends painted a picture of a man who, as one friend said, "was more than a doctor."
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It limits the number of pre-authorized, automatic or telephone transfers or withdrawals you can make from your Savings or Money Market account to no more than six (6) per month*. Regulation D applies to all interest or dividend bearing savings deposits such as passbook savings, statement savings, share accounts and money market accounts. The Regulation also limits the number of checks you can clear on a Money Market account each month to three (3).
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Regulation D limits the number of transactions made from non-transaction accounts to transaction accounts (Checking accounts) because of the reserve requirements. A loan is not a transaction account and, therefore, is not affected by Regulation D.
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If your account has had the maximum number of transactions in a given month-even if you have enough money in your designated overdraft account to cover the check-SCCU is required to return the item unpaid. As an alternative, you might consider using your SCCU credit card as a secondary source of overdraft protection for your checking account. You can then transfer funds whenever needed. As with all SCCU cards, our interest rates are competitive and there is no cash advance fee.
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- If you have your savings or money market account set up as a source of overdraft protection for Checking, consider keeping more money in your SCCU checking accounts, which will necessitate fewer overdrafts.
- Consider using your SCCU checking account for electronic transactions or recurring payments, instead of your Savings or Money Market accounts.
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HUNTSVILLE, Texas -- The Bearkats look to get back on the winning track as Sam Houston State plays host to the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks in a three-game baseball series that begins Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Don Sanders Stadium.
Sam Houston is 1-3 after the Kats 6-3 loss to Houston Tuesday night. SHSU beat former Southland rival Texas State Sunday in the finale of the Bobcat Classic in San Marcos.
Louisiana-Monroe is 3-1 after hosting an opening-weekend tournament with Wake Forest and Alcorn State. The Warhawks opened the weekend with shutout wins over Wake Forest, 9-0, Friday and Alcorn State, 12-0, Saturday. ULM lost to Wake 11-4 in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader and closed the tourney with a 7-3 win over Alcorn.
This is the 67th meeting between the two schools and the series is tied at 33 apiece after the Warhawks took two-of-three last season.
- Friday: LHP Caleb Smith (SHSU) vs. RHP Cale Wine (ULM)
- Saturday: LHP Cody Dickson (SHSU) vs. RHP Shelby Aulds (ULM)
- Sunday: LHP Andrew Godail (SHSU) vs. LHP Trey Setzer (ULM)
Caleb Smith and Cody Dickson picked up losses in the opening weekend while Andrew Godail received no decision. Smith allowed one run in 4.2 innings vs. Tulane. Dickson gave up three runs in four innings vs. Missouri State and Godail gave up one run in five innings vs. Texas State.
ULM starters Cale Wine and Shelby Aulds were both winners in their season debuts. Wine
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Ryan Farney leads the Kats in hitting with a .500 average after going three-for-four against Houston. Carter Burgess and Jessie Plumlee are both batting .333 and Burgess has two doubles. Four Kats have each driven in three runs.
The Warhawks are led offensively by freshman Kodie Tidwell who is batting .412 with four extra-base hits and six RBI.
After the ULM series the Kats will play a midweek game against the Texas Longhorns Tuesday at 5 p.m. in Austin.
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this gimmick is a peice of [editorial deletion]. u can acheive the same things with the raven. i
cant beleive i spent this much on it. it doesn't even fit on me!!! damn.
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I loved using this product for a good half a year, and then one night while using it. It completely
fell apart on my unable to repair it, and for the amount I spent on it I expected a rugged product
that will stay together during performances. So in short I loved creating the miracles that I did
with the Black Widow, in fact some of my fellow magician buddies told me that it was the closest
thing to real magic they had seen in a long time, but alas it broke, and there is no way of fixing
it. If it wasn't so much money I would invest in it again, but it's not worth it for me, especially
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This is a great product i own it and use it every day i have put my raven away you can vanish a un
gimmicked coin how cool is that get the spectator to sign it. its their coin you can do so much with
this tool and you will not be upset to get it. yes the raven is cheeper but has no chance up aginst
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You cannot make anything like this yourself, I thought it would just be some form of magnet or
something like the raven. Its not even a pull. Hard to explain without giving it away, but it will
last me a lifetime. Bending a coin that you don't even touch on the spectator's hand; mindblowing in
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This product is absoulutely awfull. At the price it's an absolute joke. It is so impractical to use
and awkward looking and the only reason people are saying that this is good is because they know
they have just wasted 250 bucks and they are trying to convince themselves otherwise. You are not a
magician if you use this.....you are a gullible idiot. If you're going to spend this kind of money
get the art Art of Astonishment books, anything by Jay sankey, Oz Pearlman or Josh Jay. Why not work
on becoming a real slight of hand performer. Please fellow magicicans......you are not the ones who
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This thing does what it says. I absolutly love it. sure it is the type of thing that fits your style
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practice. It's wierd playing with it at first but once you get it you'll have fun making up your own
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WoW I have to say this is truly one of the best props I own. Every time I do this for one person or
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Amazing. It does what what you're told it does. Enough said.
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The problem with holding back comments until you've done a few laps means that it's too late and while the weather can truly make any course harder that should not be the driving force for it's design. This is Nationals people and some off-camber, weird-radius corners do not a National course make. False flats that are harder than the video shows are still flats- this is 'cross, not a road race!! Mud, sand, barriers!!! Give the nations best riders a course that challenges them, not one that MIGHT get harder if the weather turns south...
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MADISON, WISCONSIN – On Sunday, December 18th, Madison received one its first snowfalls of the year and local riders descended on Badger Prairie Park, the site of 2012 US Cyclocross Nationals, like ski bums looking for first tracks on a power day. The evening snowfall had left a dusting of about an inch, and by high noon on sunday there were clear lines through the entire course, which is still marked with empty tape gates, left over from the Midwest Regional Championships that were held on December 10th and 11th. Riders had an easy time navigating the course as it will be for Nationals since the organizers had left their gates, sans tape, in preparation of the big show starting on January 4.
The 2012 Nationals course is wide and less technical than most American courses, which has led to some criticism from riders about the lack of imagination in the course's design. The closest American UCI race may be the Cross Vegas course, which winds through a soccer field complex into a old resevoir bowl with a few climbs and obstacles thrown in. While not the most technically challenging, Cross Vegas offers spectators an opportunity to view almost the entire race from one or two easily accessible spots. The Prairie Badger course has a similarly spectator friendly layout, though the weather won't be quite as friendly as Vegas has been in the past.
The Prarie Badger Cross course climbs about 120 feet per lap and has very few technical sections and obstacles to slow riders down. At first glance, it looks like the perfect course for quick and powerful road riders like Jeremy Powers and Meredith Miller. Despite the straight-forward layout, the biggest question will be how weather will impact the grassy course. Late fall and early winter have been unseasonably dry with temperatures dropping and rising below freezing every other week making for inconsistent pitch conditions.
The course is split into three sections:
Section 1: Start to Top of Hill:
The first section of the course runs down a short road and dives into a grass section that runs around the edge of a soccer field. The grass is bumpy but easily ridable even when wet and slippery. The track winds through a few short turns before climbing the course's longest hill. Most of the hill is a gradual climb, with a steep kicker halfway through, followed by another gradual ascent to the top of the hill. In freezing weather, this will be bumpy but fast and rideable. If the ground is frozen, the hill will be the only spot for the winner to make their move, since it's the only "selection point." If it is snowy or rainy, then the kicker halfway through the climb will be messy since it will become progressively unridable when wet. Riders could end up running a long way if the ascent becomes really soft and muddy due to rain or snow, which is very desirable, since it would create a great heckling spot.
Section 2: Top of Hill to Sand Pit:
Essentially all of the obstacles in the course get thrown into this section, which goes by really fast since most of it is downhill. After reaching the top of the hill, you shoot down a dirt road and through a bumpy grass trail to a set of stairs that run up a sharp hill. After a quick dismount and run, you descend down a grass trail, onto a quick strip of road, and then down another fast grass descent into an off camber up hill turn that drops you into a set of barriers. After remounting and riding through a series of 180′s you reach a short sand pit whose day job is working as a beach volleyball court. The stairs are wide and easy to find traction regardless the weather, but the lead up trail to them is uncomfortably bumpy and hard to find a fast line. The off-camber turn at the bottom of the hill will be tricky since in cold/dry weather it will be easy to over-cook it, and in wet weather it will be easy to lose control. Look for this spot to be a hot spot for traffic jams in the first lap of each race. The subsequent turns are not hard but there is not any room for passing so once you are in the gates your position is locked until you come out of the sand pit. After testing multiple lines through the sand pit, promoters eventually settled on 90 degree entry and 90 degree exit in hopes of spicing things up. The sand remains ridable but it is deep, and the slow rate of entry may make this a running section if things get soggy.
Section 3: Sand Pit to Finish:
From the end of the sand pit, you roll through a bumpy grass trail which leads into a wide grassy uphill trail that ends in a short kicker. Once over the top of the hill you cross a road into another grass pathway, which is fast, but deceivingly harder than it looks if you are pushing the pace. This section will not likely cause issues regardless of weather so riders will only need to stay off the brakes before crossing the road again into a short windy grass trail section which runs back to the road that runs back to the start finish. This final section of the course may get tricky in snow and muddy conditions but given the wide open nature of the paths it is mostly going to be useful for passing riders than being a selection point or area to make up time. In extreme conditions the kicker at the end of the hill could get messy but I cannot see the pro's having to run it unless the grass turned into a few inches of mud.
It is a long, grassy course, which, if wet, will suck the power out of most rider's legs in dry or wet conditions. At first blush, the advantage goes to road riders but the current weather patterns could drop a mean wet surprise that would benefit the Tim Johnsons and Ryan Trebon types. Riders looking for an extreme technical challenge may be disappointed unless there is a snowfall or big downpour at the time of racing. What the venue lacks in technical challenges will be made up by the spectator friendly aspects of the course. From the top of the hill a spectator will be able to view almost the entire race from one spot. With a little hustle a spectator can see all the key action of the lead group by traversing between the first climb and the stairs.
If you like to geek out on numbers, a Strava segment was created for the course that was run on the Prairie Badger venue on December 10-11. You can review it at http://app.strava.com/segments/853975
12/18 Training Ride: 1″ Snow – 36 degrees.
I showed up thinking I'd be one of the few folks riding outdoors only to find multiple tracks and more cyclocross riders than I had seen out here any other day. The start/grass section was more comfortable than when below freezing. 180′s were tacky, and not too slippery. The hill was easily ridable though got sliippier as more tracks were made through the afternoon. The run into the stairs was still bumpy and hard to ride fast. I wiped out once in the off-camber turn into the barriers because of the snow and moisture. The sand was hard to ride when covered in snow, I couldn't see any lines and it took me about four attempts before I found an easy outside line. The last section was fast and easy to blow through, though I couldn't really find the right modulation again going through the grassy turns.
12/11 Race: Dry/Windy – 24 degrees:
The Start/grass soccer field section was fast and easy to ride, though a little bumpy in places. The grass hill felt really slow on Day 1 when I raced in the afternoon, and a lot faster on Day 2. I had my fastest lap in my early morning race on Day 2. I assume that is because my race on Day 2 started at 9 AM and so the ground was hard, fast, and not very soft yet. On both days the remount after the stairs was difficult since everybody was shooting for the inside line towards the apex of the stairs, which was the shortest path over to the top where you could remount, and so traffic was hard to get around the first lap. On Day 2 the off camber turn was pretty tacky and easy to ride through, and the sand pit was rideable on the far outside of the tape. On both days I kept over cooking some of the turns on the down hill grass section (Section 3 – Sand Pit to Start/Finish) since the grass was a little slippery with moisture or dew, I had a lot of trouble getting a good rhythm going down this section since it was fast, but the two sweeping 90 degree turns kept me hitting the brakes.
12/27: Post-Holiday Ride
At 11 AM today, Badger Prairie was about 36 degrees. I was joined by three other masters riders (Hey Travis, Mike, Lee!) who corrected my naming convention of the park. It's Badger Prairie, not Prairie Badger- I'm a bad rookie Wisconsinite! The ground was firm but had some give due to the warmer day temperatures of the last few days. The course crew has changed some of the twisty turns and 180′s in the grassy section down in the lower field, and sand pit section making the areas wider and faster. The hill was easily rideable, and while the section leading up to the stairs was still bumpy, its starting to smooth out a little. The down hill section right after the stairs is turning into a tricky technical section as the grass is disappearing and being replaced with an icy, muddy substance, that's making it a challenge to ride without dabbing if you are starting to motor downhill. The entrance and exit into the sand pit has been changed around a bit making it harder, but not impossible, to ride through the whole way. A lot of the turns in the high speed grass sections are showing more mud making them sloppier, and difficult to maintain high speed, which will be a boon for technical riders if the trend continues. Overall it was a faster course with some technical mud starting to show itself. With a 20-30% chance of rain and snow in the next ten days hopefully this course will get crazy!
12/29: Course Video
12/31 – 34 degrees – Fog, light snow, and wind
The course looks like it is all staked out and ready to go. There are some local rumors that there might be a fly over or some new obstacles but It's hard to tell where any of that will be on the course. The snow and changing temperatures were creating some variable conditions. The course was covered in a light layer of snow. Ruts that were exposed to the northerly blowing wind were starting to freeze, but but of the course was still soft and starting to smooth out. Even bumpy sections were starting to feel more rideable. All uphill sections were still rideable even in the snow but you had to choose your line more carefully given the snow and mud that was starting to mix together. The downhill sections, after the stairs, going into the off camber turn on the front side of the course, and the trails on the back side near the library, were slippery but more rideable than last visit if speed was constant. Overall the course was easier to ride than the previous update except for some big patches of ice on the road which needed to be avoided and some ruts in the grass which were starting to freeze and become a hazard.
1/2/2012, 3:30pm: 20 degrees, clear, icy.
This might have been the most treacherous ride I have ever taken. At least half the course had turned into pure ice fields. There are rideable sections through most of them once you find the lines on the perimeter of the trails. I fell about a half-dozen times, which I captured on video (awesome!), and at least once I was worried about broken bones. It's pretty impressive how much ice there is; you could literally use skates in a few places. The hill is still rideable, but I couldn't make it all the way up. The downhill after the stairs are also rideable. The hardest section proved to be the second uphill, since that entire section is an ice field with little room on the perimeter to find a line that is rideable. Let's pray for warmer weather to melt this ice bowl!
1/3/2012: NEW COURSE Photos by Brian Nelson
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London Collar-ing Dress
By Dahlia
Final Sale: This item cannot be returned or exchanged.
- Shell and Lining: 100% Polyester.
- Fabric does not provide stretch.
- Hand wash cold. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Hang dry recommended. Iron low heat if needed.
- Fully lined. Front button closure. Additional button included. Hidden back zipper with hook and eye closure.
- Imported
Size | S | M | L |
Length | 33.5 | 34.5 | 35 |
All measurements in inches.