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The Kashimira police have identified all the minor girls in the photographs that were found at former Thane district deputy chief of Shiv Sena, Vasudeo Nambiyar's residence on Monday. Nambiyar had raped a 15-year-old in January and the police had arrested him after the case had come to light when the girl delivered his baby at a Mira Road hospital on September 4.
mid-day had reported yesterday that the police had found CDs containing pornographic material, 15 packs of Viagra and photos of girls at Nambiyar's house. Police found out later that the photos were of the 15-year-old he had raped, and 30 other minor students from her school. They even spoke to the girls in the photos personally, however, not a single one of them gave a statement against Nambiyar, said an official.
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[Updated at end of this original Sept. 18 post] Paul Crowder has never taken responsibility for getting drunk and murdering Berlyn Cosman, a 17-year-old high school student on her Anaheim prom night in 1991, but he wants a California parole board to vote to release him back into society on Sept. 19.
Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas this afternoon issued a cautionary press statement opposing the release and dispatched Paul Chrisopoulos, one of his veteran prosecutors, to attend the hearing.
A parole board granted Crowder--who committed the crime at 19, is now 40 and is serving a 15 years to life sentence--release from prison in 2010, but then-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger took a break from entering his maid to block the move.
In 2011, the parole board again voted to release Crowder and Schwarzenegger's replacement, Jerry Brown, vetoed the move--probably after having the governor's office thoroughly cleaned from the aging, D-level actor's remaining bodily fluids.
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It was my friend, Angie, who suggested that we organise a 'Village Bonfire Night'. I agreed and threw myself into the arrangements with alacrity, spurred on by Lily, who was quite demented with excitement at the idea of setting fire to things.
Jasper was, in absentia, delegated the task of creating the bonfire. It was a job offer met initially with considerable resistance; he attempted to evade the job with something about a heavy workload:
'I haven't got time; ask someone else,' he said firmly.
Fortunately, Lily's powers of persuasion are irresistible; one look at her crestfallen little face and he was off with a tractor and trailer, returning a couple of hours later with a towering load of wood, scrap and rubbish, which he deposited in the orchard.
Another friend, Jenny, had provided some excellent fireworks; Angie had made a batch of sausage rolls and Mother-in-Law delivered a huge vat of her delicious, top-secret-recipe mulled wine. I was busy coating apples in toffee sauce and listening to Lily chatting excitedly as she proudly displayed the bonfire-night paintings that she had brought home from nursery
'Look Mummy, Guy Fawkes,' she announced, jabbing at a stick man atop a pile of red and orange splodges. I cursed under my breath. I had forgotten to get the Guy! I quickly phoned some farming friends in the hope that they might be able to donate a scarecrow, but my efforts were in vain. Like Christmas without a tree, or Easter without eggs, bonfire night simply wasn't, well, Guy Fawkes night, without Guy astride the raging inferno.
I drove to town to pick up some last minute shopping, and was still contemplating my predicament when I bumped into a friend outside her dress shop on the high street. I was explaining my dilemma when she interrupted: 'I've got an idea; you can have one of my mannequins,' she said. I looked quizzically at the immaculate mannequins in the shop window, showing the Winter Collection to best advantage.
'I can't put one of those on a bonfire.'
'Not those, silly,' she replied, 'I've got some old ones in the storeroom.' I emerged, five minutes later, staggering beneath a 6'4″, bald and stark-naked, female mannequin.
One of her preternaturally long legs was stuck out at right angles, as though she were a Leni Riefenstahl extra captured mid-goose-step.
A group of boys loitering outside One-Stop sniggered as I stumbled past them – feigning lofty indifference until the protruding leg knocked over the metal barber's shop sign. I bent down to pick it up reflecting that I couldn't have parked in a more conspicuous place – in the middle of the market square; an articulated lorry was helpfully blocking the road outside the bank so traffic was at a standstill and I was the free entertainment.
The car was filled with sacks of horse feed; Lady Guy would have to travel 'third-class, third-world railway' style, I thought grimly, as I bundled her onto the roof before lashing her into position with baler twine.
It started to rain. I was trying to force the rogue leg, which, Dr Strangelove-style, kept saluting the sky, but I struggled to gain purchase on its slippery surface.
I yanked it crossly, aware of my audience in the nearby pub window. Lady Guy resisted for a moment, before the leg yielded with a sickening crack as it snapped off at the hip, careered down the windscreen, bounced off the car bonnet and into the road with a clunk. A bus had to brake sharply to avoid running over the leg. As I scurried out to retrieve it I registered the look of shock on the driver's face; it was a very realistic looking leg.
'Good afternoon Mrs Miller,' said a voice like honeyed mahogany.
'Ah, er, good afternoon Vicar,' I replied smoothly.
Not a flicker of surprise crossed his face that I was standing in the pouring rain clutching a false leg whilst a naked mannequin lay spread eagled on my car roof.
'How are you?' he asked kindly.
'Oh, just marvellous thanks. Doing a bit of shopping.'
'So I see,' he said and, casting an appreciative glance at the perfectly moulded breasts, added: 'See you at church on Sunday?'
'Absolutely. See you then.' I squeaked.
Lady Guy, sporting a long blonde wig from the dressing-up box, was propped against the Aga when Jasper came home.
'What the hell is that?' he asked.
'It's Guy Fawkes,' I said cheerily.
'Guido Fawkes: the 36-year-old, bearded, traditionally two-legged, 80-Years-War-veteran, male, Catholic, regicide plotter?'
No answer was the stern reply.
Two hours later, everyone gathered in the orchard, warming their hands around steaming mugs of mulled wine.
Jasper threw a match onto the bonfire and flames sprang up just as the clouds parted to bathe the paddock in phosphorescent moonlight…, simultaneously silhouetting the one-legged mannequin in all her naked glory.
Children's screams rent the air.
'Good Gawd, it's Joan Of Arc,' said Major Farquhar. A small rocket fell over during lift-off, then sought refuge under Mrs Lodsworth's tweed skirt. She was shaken but, a badly burnt petticoat aside, she survived otherwise unstirred.
After the initial horror subsided, the children had a marvellous time, their faces were alight with excitement, their cheeks rosy from the fire. I looked out to where Bulbarrow Hill lay like a slumbering beast in the moonlight. I breathed deeply of the magic mix of crisp evening air, wood smoke and mulled wine, then reflected on the words of Charles II: 'Dorset – there never was a
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2011 Joint Mid-Atlantic / New England-Maritimes Regional Meeting
Registration for the regional meeting is now open and can be accessed at www.aarweb.org/Meetings/Regions/registration.asp?Region=MA.
After Feb. 1, the fees for all presenters go up to $75. All presenters must be pre-registered by March 1.
If you are a NEMAAR graduate student and are giving a paper at the regional conference you are eligible for the NEMAAR graduate student awards for excellence. To be considered for these awards please send your paper by February 18 to Rebecca Sachs Norris at firstname.lastname@example.com. If you have a serious difficulty with this deadline please contact us at that address – we may be able to grant extensions under some conditions.
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We encourage everyone to attend. The theme for the conference is Religion and Embodiment, and the plenary speakers are Miguel De La Torre, Marie Griffith, and Kieran Scott. Please see below for more details on the speakers.
Miguel De La Torre is a member of the faculty at the Iliff School of Theology. Among his published books are the recent volumes Liberating Jonah: Forming an Ethics of Reconciliation (Orbis, 2007), Lily Among the Thorns: Imagining a New Christian Sexuality (Wiley, John and Sons, 2007), and Doing Christian Ethics from the Margins (Orbis, 2004). De La Torre chairs the AAR's Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities in the Profession Committee. In conjunction with his plenary address, he will be leading a workshop for faculty and graduate students on diversifying the field of religious studies for scholars from groups underrepresented within the Academy.
Marie Griffith is the John A. Bartlett Professor at the Harvard Divinity School. Griffith is the author of Born Again Bodies: Flesh and Spirit in American Christianity (University of California Press, 2004) and God's Daughters: Evangelical Women and the Power of Submission (University of California Press, 1997). Her current research focuses on the role of sexuality among American evangelical Christians.
Kieran Scott is an associate professor in the Graduate School of Religion and religious studies department at Fordham University in New York City. He is the coeditor, with Harold Horell, of Human Sexuality in the Catholic Tradition (Rowman and Littlefield, 2007); and the coeditor, with Michael Warren, of Perspectives on Marriage: A Reader (3rd ed., Oxford University Press, 2006).
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The Milwaukee Bucks improved their cap situation this offseason though it wasn't intentional.
The Bucks' $32 million offer sheet to Jeff Teague was matched by the Atlanta Hawks and then they dealt Brandon Jennings to the Detroit Pistons in a sign-and-trade for Brandon Knight, who remains on his rookie contract.
The Bucks are approximately $7 million under the NBA's salary cap.
"It wasn't a goal," Hammond said. "The process just kind of evolved. It wasn't a goal to be sitting here at this date and be having this kind of (salary) room.
"We do like the young pieces on our roster. The three main points for us that we've talked about are No. 1, our financial flexibility. No. 2, the youth of this team. Can the youth develop the way we think they can? I think it's realistic to say yes.
"And No. 3 is the veteran players we brought in, those guys providing mentorship and helping us on the floor, helping us win games."


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India's most trusted cruising motorcycle manufacture Royal Enfield has witnessed a surge in terms of sales in the past few months. The Indian manufacturer has reported growth of 65% in September, 2014, when compared to sales figures of September, 2013.
Royal Enfield has managed to sell 28,020 motorcycles in September, 2014, however, in the same month last year the manufacturer only sold 17,005 two wheelers. This is great news for the manufacturer as they have recently begun expanding their global presence.
The breakdown is as such, Royal Enfield exported 480 two wheelers in September, 2014, while in the same month in 2013 they sold 463 units. In India though the manufacturer sold 27540 units compared to 16,542 motorcycles it sold in September, 2013.
This will be the first year Royal Enfield will participate at INTERMOT. The Indian manufacturer is set to showcase its flagship motorcycle 'Continental GT' a.k.a. Cafe Racer. They will also display their Classic Chrome, Classic Battle Green, Classic Desert Storm and the Bullet 500.
The Indian manufacturer of cruising motorcycles will also reveal its new collection of apparel and accessories. Royal Enfield's new merchandise has been inspired by Despatch Riders from the Great wars. A preview was held with World War 2 Despatch Rider George Brown unveiling it.
Royal Enfield has also organised several rides and events this year. It include the 2014 REunion, Tour of Tibet, Tour of Nepal and several more. The manufacturer is communicating with its customers and are providing them with almost everything they need.
Earlier this month it was reported that Royal Enfield would be soon entering United States. Their plan is to develop and launch vehicles specifically for them. The Indian manufacturers target is to compete with Harley-Davidson's Street 500 and Street 750. There have been rumours regarding a 500 cc plus motorcycle in the making from the manufacturer.


text: Even now, the major labels can really market only the biggest draws, the acts competing for the top spots on Billboard's charts. Anything that can't sell hundreds of thousands of albums is not on their radar. Funding for the development of artists, for tours, for studio costs -- all of that is long gone. The music business will probably rebound from the current rout and reestablish a new role for middle men, but only after the landscape has settled and the new technologies have become common currency. Small labels that will add value to the experience through artist development will spring up, using the same distribution technologies as the artists themselves. Virtual media technology will continue to improve, allowing even closer representations of the live music experience. In the meantime, companies that don't necessarily represent artists but are, instead, working to expand the direct relationship between artist and listener are the surest bet for the future of the business. -- Written by Carlton Wilkinson in Asbury Park, N.J.


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Arson attack on home causes extensive damage
Police are investigating an arson attack on a home in the Perth suburb of Ballajura.
A molotov cocktail was thrown through a window of a home in Winchester Place just after 10:00 pm last night.
Damage to the home has been extensive.
Firefighters say the owners of the home were out at the time of the attack.
A police guard has remained at the property overnight and the Police Arson Squad is investigating.
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The nation's largest one-day cycling event, the Miller Lite Ride for the Arts, celebrates its 28th year today as cyclists ride around downtown Milwaukee and Lake Michigan to raise money for the United Performing Arts Fund. Registration begins at 6 a.m.


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Background and Purpose
To evaluate the frequency and outcome of haemorrhagic transformation (HT) after ischaemic stroke in patients treated with non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants (NOACs).
Patients with stroke on treatment with a NOAC were prospectively enrolled in this multicentre observational study between February 2012 and 2015. Brain imaging at admission and follow-up imaging until day 7 were reviewed for HT. Functional outcome was assessed by the modified Rankin scale (mRS) before the index event, at discharge, and at 3-months.
231 patients without recanalisation therapy (no-RT), and 32 patients with RT were eligible for analysis. Any HT was present at admission in 9/231 no-RT patients (3.9%, 95% CI 2.0 to 7.3) and in none of the patients with RT. In patients with follow-up imaging (no-RT, n=129, and RT, n=32), HT was present in 14.0% (no-RT; 95% CI, 8.9 to 21.1), and 40.6% (RT, 95% CI, 25.5 to 57.8), respectively. After adjustment for stroke severity, this difference between the no-RT and RT groups became non-significant. Symptomatic ICH was observed in 1 patient per group. HT was not associated with unfavourable outcome (mRS 3-6) at 3-months in multivariable analysis. Resumption of OAC after stroke was delayed in patients with HT compared to those without (15 d [IQR, 5–26] vs. 1 d [0–4], P<0.001).
Any haemorrhagic transformation (HT) is found in approximately 8.5% (95% CI 7-10%), of non-thrombolysed acute ischaemic stroke (AIS) patients [1]. Symptomatic HT associated with clinical worsening or death occurs in 1.5% (95% CI 0.8-2.2%) [1,2]. In the randomised European Cooperative Acute Stroke Study III, the rate of any HT was notably higher in both the IV thrombolysis and placebo-arm (27.0% vs. 17.6%) [3]. However, differences in assessment criteria and HT definitions hamper direct comparisons [4]. While oral anticoagulation (OAC) with vitamin K antagonists (VKA) does not appear to affect the occurrence of HT [2,5], data regarding the frequency and severity of HT in patients treated with non-Vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants (NOACS) is not available. The potential effects of HT on neurological outcome and on the interval until re-initiation of anticoagulation are unknown.
We evaluated the frequency and severity of HT at admission and during the first 7 days in acute stroke patients taking NOACs, and examined effects on the management and functional outcome of AIS under NOAC treatment using data from the multicentre Registry of Acute Stroke Under New Oral Anticoagulants (RASUNOA-pilot).
Study design, setting and variables
Patients presenting between February 2012 and February 2015 with an acute ischaemic stroke and taking NOACs at the time of the event were prospectively enrolled into the RASUNOA-pilot registry, an investigator-initiated, multicentre, observational cohort study (ClinicalTrials.gov, NCT01850797). Overall, 38 neurology departments with certified stroke units across Germany participated in the registry. Inclusion criteria were age ≥18 years, acute ischaemic stroke, and current therapy with a NOAC (i.e., Apixaban, Dabigatran or Rivaroxaban) at the time of stroke onset. For the present analysis, we excluded (i) patients without any available brain imaging, and (ii) patients with transient ischaemic attack (as defined by presentation without neurological deficit according to the National Institute of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) at the time of admission and absence of an acute ischaemic lesion on brain imaging [6]). Due to the observational character of the registry, all diagnostic and treatment decisions were left to the discretion of the attending physicians. Patient characteristics including demographic information, clinical data and laboratory parameters were prospectively collected using a standardized case report file. The modified Rankin scale score (mRS) was used for functional assessment prior to the stroke (pmRS), at admission, and at hospital discharge. Moreover, 3-month outcome was assessed by a structured telephone follow-up. The individual stroke risk in patients with atrial fibrillation was calculated using the CHA2DS2VASc-score (excluding the index event), and the individual bleeding risk using the HAS BLED-score, respectively, with the item "labile INR" set to zero [7,8].
The analysis was done stratified for patients not undergoing thrombolysis and/or thrombectomy (no-RT) and patients who received recanalisation therapy (RT), respectively (a focused analysis of the RT group without IV-only treated patients has been previously published [9].
Neuroimaging analysis
Cranial CT and MRI examinations were assessed for signs of ischaemic infarction, as well as intracranial haemorrhage by an experienced reader (JP). Assessment was performed on scans obtained at admission, and on follow-up scans carried out until day 7 if available. Regarding diagnosis and classification of haemorrhage, findings were reviewed by a board-certified neuroradiologist (MW). Disagreement between the two readers was resolved by consensus. Readers were blinded for patient details. HT was defined as any level of hyperdensity within the area of low attenuation (CT), or hypointensities on T2* or susceptibility weighted (SWI) sequences [10] in areas corresponding to DWI/FLAIR hyperintense regions on MRI. If rapid attenuation of initial hyperdensities on CT scans was observed, this was categorized as contrast staining rather than hemorrhage [9].
Haemorrhagic transformation was classified in accordance with the ECASS-I-criteria as either haemorrhagic infarction (HI1 and 2), or parenchymal haemorrhage (PH1 and 2) [11]. Accordingly, HI1 was defined as small petechiae along the margin of the infarct, HI2 as more confluent petechiae within the infarct but without space-occupying effect, PH1 as a blood clot not exceeding 30% of the infarct area with some mild space-occupying effect, and PH2 as blood clots exceeding 30% of the infarct area with significant space-occupying effect (Figure 1B) [11]. Moreover, we recorded intracerebral haemorrhage remote from the infarct, which was defined as small or medium-sized blood clots (PHr1) or large confluent dense blood clots (PHr2). Evidence of intraventricular or subarachnoidal haemorrhage was also captured. Symptomatic intracranial haemorrhage (sICH) was defined following the ECASS-II definition [12]. The extent of infarction was quantified using the Alberta Stroke Program Early Computed Tomography Score (ASPECTS; range 0 to 10 with 1 point subtracted for any evidence of ischaemic change in each defined region on axial cuts). In case of posterior circulation stroke, the pc-ASPECTS score was calculated [13,14]. For quantification of the site and size of ischaemic infarction the classification by Paciaroni and colleagues was used [2]. Accordingly, infarct size was classified as (1) small (lesion in the anterior or posterior circulation <1.5 cm), (2) medium (lesion in a cortical superficial branch of middle cerebral artery [MCA], or lesion involving the MCA deep branch, or lesion in internal borderzone territories, or lesion in a cortical superficial branch of posterior cerebral artery [PCA], or lesion involving the PCA branch or lesion in a cortical superficial branch of anterior cerebral artery [ACA]), (3) large anterior (lesion involving complete territory of MCA, PCA or ACA or lesion involving 2 cortical superficial branches of MCA or lesion involving a cortical superficial branch of MCA associated to the MCA deep branch, or lesion involving more than 1 artery territory [e.g., MCA associated to ACA territories]) or (4) large posterior (lesion involving brain stem or cerebellum >1.5 cm) [2]. Cases without definitive evidence of acute cerebral infarction on available scans were added to the Paciaroni category 1.
Statistical analysis
All analyses were descriptive and exploratory. Continuous variables were described by mean and standard deviation (SD) or median and interquartile-range (IQR) for categorical variables, absolute and relative frequencies were reported. The Shapiro-Wilk test was used to ascertain distribution of data. Post-hoc, groups of patients with haemorrhagic transformation (HT) and without (non-HT) were defined. Fishers-exact test was used to compare proportions in baseline and radiological characteristics, dosing categories (standard [apixaban 5 mg BID, dabigatran 150 mg BID, rivaroxaban 20 mg QD] vs. low drug dose[apixaban 2.5 mg BID, dabigatran 110 mg BID, rivaroxaban 15 mg QD], and considering the actual dose, current renal function and age, adequate or overdosing) and outcomes, as appropriate. To compare continuous variables, t-test or non-parametric Mann-Whitney U test was used according to the skewness of the data. To calculate 95% confidence intervals (CI) of proportions, the adjusted Wald method was used [15]. Logistic regression analysis were performed to estimate odds ratio (OR) and 95% CI for potential risk factors of HT occurrence or unfavourable 3-months-outcome (mRS 3-6). In multivariable analysis the independent effect of HT on unfavourable 3-months-outcome adjusted for a subset of risk factors was assessed. Demographic variables and variables significantly related to outcome in the univariate analyses were included in the model under avoidance of possible collinearity. For variable selection the stepwise backward method with likelihood ratio test was used. Main characteristics of patients from the five best recruiting centres were compared to the standard recruiting ones in a sensitivity analysis. All statistical tests were two-sided, and P values of <0.05 were considered statistically significant. Analyses were conducted using IBM SPSS Statistics, version 23 (IBM Corp., Armonk, NY, USA). This study was performed consistent with the STROBE guidelines for observational studies.
Standard protocol approvals, registrations, and patient consents
The study was approved by the ethics committee of the Medical Faculty Heidelberg, Germany, and the ethics committees of each participating centre. Written informed consent by either the patient or a legal representative was mandatory for participation. The institutional review board at the primary study site in Heidelberg approved a waiver of consent for patients who died during initial hospitalization and for whom a legal representative could not be located.
Study population and baseline characteristics
Of the 290 patients with acute ischaemic stroke/TIA under NOAC treatment enrolled in RASUNOA-pilot, 231 patients were included in the haemorrhagic transformation main analysis group (patient flow in Figure 1A) and 32 patients who were treated with recanalisation therapies (RT; n=23 endovascular therapy alone, n=5 IV thrombolysis plus thrombectomy, n=4 IV thrombolysis alone) were analysed separately (Figure 1A).
Baseline characteristics of the no-RT group are presented in Table 1, and of the RT group in the online Supplementary Table 1. In the no-RT group, the mean age of included patients was 77 (SD 8.4) years, and 46.8% were female. Median onset to first brain imaging was 3.4 hours (IQR, 2.1–9.9; exact onset of symptoms was available in n=156). Most patients were affected by minor or moderate stroke (median NIHSS 3 [IQR 2–6]). Nineteen-percent suffered from large anterior or posterior strokes (Table 2).
Any follow-up imaging until day 7 was performed in 55.8% (129/231) of the no-RT group. The median time between scans was 49.6 hours (IQR, 22.4–86.0). Baseline characteristics of patients with follow-up imaging did not differ from those without (Supplementary Table 2).
Compared to patients with follow-up imaging and no recanalisation therapy (no-RT), RT-patients were more severely affected (NIHSS at admission 19 [IQR 14–22] vs. 4 [IQR 2–7], P<0.01) and suffered from larger baseline ischaemic lesions (ASPECTS 8 [IQR 7–10] vs. 10 (9–10, P<0.01; Supplementary Table 1).
Haemorrhagic transformation – No-RT group
At admission, HT was present in 9/231 patients of the no-RT group (initial-HT, 3.9%, 95% CI, 2.0 to 7.3; Table 2), and in none of the RT group. A strong trend towards a higher rate of concomitant antiplatelet therapy was observed in the initial-HT patients (33% vs. 9.5%; P=0.06; Table 1). In patients with follow-up imaging (n=129), 13 additional HTs were observed until day 7 (Table 2). In total, 18 cases of HT were registered among patients with available initial and follow-up imaging (early-HT, 18/129, 14.0%, 95% CI, 8.9 to 21.1).
There was no association between standard vs. low drug dose, or adequate or overdosing (considering actual dose and current renal function and age) and occurrence of initial-HT or early-HT in patients with AF. Univariate logistic regression revealed that infarct size had the strongest impact on the occurrence of early-HT (size small vs. medium OR 15.2, 95% CI 2.8 to 82.7; small vs. large OR 19.0, 95% CI 3.9 to 93.7, Table 3).
Symptomatic HT occurred in one patient in the follow-up-imaging study population (1/129, 0.8%, 95% CI, <0.1 to 4.7%; Table 2). This patient suffered from a large MCA-territory infarction but did not show signs of HT on the initial CT-scan. The NOAC was continued after the stroke and a PH2 bleeding developed on day 2. All other observed HT remained asymptomatic.
Haemorrhagic transformation – RT group
In an unadjusted analysis, HT was more frequent in patients treated with thrombolysis and/or thrombectomy compared to those without (n=13/32, 40.6% [95% CI, 25.5 to 57.8) vs. 18/129, 14.0% [95% CI, 8.9 to 21.1], P=0.001). No HT was observed in the patients treated with IV thrombolysis only (n=4). However, differences in HT-rates are likely due to higher stroke severity (Supplementary Table 1) in patients treated with recanalisation therapy (after adjustment for stroke severity according to the admission NIHSS, logistic regression for the occurrence on HT became non-significant).
Association with functional outcome – No-RT group
Patients with early-HT were more severely affected at admission (median NIHSS 7 [IQR, 2–19] vs. 3 [IQR, 2–6], P=0.03; Table 1), and suffered more frequently from larger anterior and posterior infarctions than patients without early-HT (P<0.001; Table 2). Patients with early-HT had a significantly worse outcome compared to those without (median mRS 4 [IQR, 1–6] vs. mRS 2 [IQR 1–4], P=0.001; Table 1). However, in multivariate analysis, HT was not independently associated with unfavourable outcome (mRS 3-6) at 3-months (Table 4; for univariate analysis, see Supplementary Table 3). In-hospital mortality was not significantly increased among patients with HT.
Resumption of OAC – No-RT group
In stroke survivors, OAC was resumed during the acute inpatient stay in the majority of patients (n=184/230, 80%; thereof 97% NOAC, 3% phenprocoumon). In patients with early-HT, OAC was resumed after occurrence of HT in all but one case. Median time to recommended resumption was significantly longer in patients with early-HT (15 d [IQR, 5–26]) compared to patients without (1 d [0–4]; P<0.001). Notably, the delay was at least partly mediated through larger infarct-sizes in the early-HT group (see above), as a generally longer time until resumption of OAC was observed in patients without HT but large infarct compared to patients without HT and a small infarct (10 d [IQR, 0–15] and 1 d [IQR, 0–2]; P=0.034; data not shown).
The new findings of our study are that (1) spontaneous HT occurs at a similar rate in acute stroke patients treated with NOAC as previously reported for non-anticoagulated and VKA-anticoagulated stroke patients [1,2,5], (2) recanalisation therapy did not increase the proportion of patients with HT after adjustment for stroke severity, (3) presence of HT on imaging appeared to delay the resumption of OAC, and (4) the presence of HT in NOAC treated patients was not independently associated to an unfavourable outcome at 3 months.
Ischaemic stroke occurred under NOAC therapy in 1 to 2% of NOAC treated patients with AF per year in large randomised controlled trials [16-19]. The incidence of strokes in patients taking NOACs is expected to increase in the future due to an increase of the prevalence of atrial fibrillation [20], higher utilisation of NOAC in the population [21], and a potential extension of indications [22]. A major advantage of NOAC compared to VKA treatment is a significant reduction of intracranial haemorrhage (ICH) [23]. Nevertheless, NOAC-related ICH has a similar poor prognosis as VKA-related ICH [24]. Three preclinical studies in mice undergoing transient middle cerebral occlusion that were anticoagulated with either warfarin or dabigatran supported the assumption that NOAC are also associated with a lower risk of HT in ischaemic stroke compared to VKA [25-27]. Moreover, Bohmann and colleagues suggested that early continuation of dabigatran might be safe in experimental ischaemic stroke [26]. In contrast to these experimental data, current expert guidance regarding the resumption of anticoagulation recommends starting oral anticoagulation in TIA and stroke patients with short or longer delay depending on the severity of the stroke [28].
According to the present analysis, 14.0% (95% CI, 8.9 to 21.1) of the NOAC anticoagulated patients with initial- and follow-up imaging developed HT, which is slightly higher than reported for VKA treated patients (10% in patients with INR <2, but no data on patients with INR >2 available) [5], and for patients without antithrombotic or thrombolysis treatment (8.5%, 95% CI 7% to 10%) [1]. In contrast, substantially higher rates of HT have been reported in the placebo arm of intravenous thrombolysis trials (21.6 to 29.6%) [29].
Although there is an ongoing debate about the relevance of both initial clinically symptomatic and asymptomatic forms of HT in terms of functional outcome [30-33], the present study highlights a more direct clinical consequence: Delayed resumption of OAC after occurrence of HT. Primary or secondary prevention of ischaemic stroke in (non-valvular) atrial fibrillation was the indication of oral anticoagulation in the majority of our patients. These patients are at a high risk of recurrent stroke, indicated by a median CHA2DS2VASc score of 5 at admission (excluding the index event). Once a patient has suffered from HT, resumption of OAC is usually postponed until HT is resolved or at least considered radiologically stable. In our study, OAC was indeed resumed significantly later in patients in whom early-HT occurred. However, larger infarct-sizes in the HT group might have contributed to this finding.
Interestingly, the median admission NIHSS of 4 in our population was relatively low compared to cardioembolic stroke [34]. A potential explanation might be that orally anticoagulated patients have less severe stroke compared to non-anticoagulated patients with AF in observational studies [35,36]. Alternatively, stroke may have been caused by another etiology of cardioembolism.
Larger scale prospective studies are needed to determine whether early restart or continued anticoagulation in non-disabling small ischaemic stroke with less severe blood-brain barrier damage is safe and beneficial. The proportion of 9% of patients who developed HT despite small-size infarction in our cohort however still warrants caution. A recent single-centre open-label non-randomised study found no increased risk of HT after initiation of dabigatran therapy within 24 hours of TIA or minor stroke (NIHSS ≤3) [37]. Another single-centre open-label study reports a progression of asymptomatic HT after administration of rivaroxaban on a median of 3 days after TIA and mild-to-moderate stroke (NIHSS ≤9) comparing baseline to follow-up MRI at day 7 [38].
Our study has some limitations. Recruitment was imbalanced among centres with six centres recruiting 57% of patients. However, a sensitivity analysis revealed no difference in terms of age, sex, and stroke severity in patients from top-recruiting versus other centres (Supplementary Table 4). As the RASUNOA pilot study did not have a simultaneously recruited control group, only indirect comparisons with other anticoagulation or no anticoagulation are possible. We do not have data regarding intercurrent antiplatelet therapy, which might have influenced the risk of HT.
Although the present study comprises the largest prospectively collected observational cohort of IS patients under NOAC treatment to our knowledge, its sample size is still limited and larger scale prospective studies are needed in order to confirm the results. Nevertheless, due to its observational character with only few exclusion criteria, we expect generalisability of the findings. Finally, neither the study design nor the sample-size allowed detection of potential differences in rate and severity of HT related to specific NOAC agents or specific doses.
In conclusion, we found a similar risk of HT after ischemic stroke in patients on NOAC as previously reported for VKA-anticoagulated, and non-anticoagulated patients. However, replication of the results in future prospective studies using matched control groups is therefore necessary, and current indirect comparisons should be interpreted with caution. While clinicians should carefully avoid continuation of NOAC therapy in patients with large infarcts, more evidence is needed to avoid potentially unnecessary delays of restarting anticoagulation in patients with HT of small or moderate ischaemic strokes, who are at risk of recurrent thromboembolism.
We thank all principal investigators of the RASUNOA study and participating hospitals who enrolled at least one ischaemic stroke patient (A-Z). A Binder (Kiel), M Dichgans (München), R Dziewas (Münster), K Gröschel (Mainz), M Eicke (Idar-Oberstein), M Ertl (Regensburg), MG Hennerici (Mannheim), C Hobohm (Leipzig), T Höhle (Herne), S Jander (Düsseldorf), E Jüttler (Ulm), A Khaw (Greifswald), C Kleinschnitz (Würzburg), A Kraft (Halle), M Köhrmann (Erlangen), F Meisel (Karlsruhe), T Neumann-Haefelin (Fulda), C Opherk (Heilbronn), F Palm (Ludwigshafen), S Poli (Tübingen), J Röther (Hamburg), E Schmid (Stuttgart), G Seidel (Hamburg), H Sodan (Bad Neustadt), C Tanislav (Gießen), G Thomalla (Hamburg), R Veltkamp (Heidelberg), K Wartenberg (Halle-Wittenberg), C Weimar (Essen).
JCP received travel and congress participation support from Pfizer, and personal fees from Boehringer Ingelheim, outside the submitted work. TR received consulting honoraria, speakers' honoraria and travel support from BMS Pfizer, Boehringer Ingelheim, Bayer HealthCare and Daichii Sankyo, outside the submitted work. PK received consulting honoraria, speakers' honoraria, travel support or research support from Boehringer Ingelheim, Bayer HealthCare, BMS Pfizer and Daiichi Sankyo. SP received honoraria from C.R. Bard, Bayer Healthcare, BeneChill, BMS-Pfizer, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Daiichi Sankyo, EMCOOLS, and ZOLL; institutional research support from BeneChill, BMS-Pfizer, Covidien, EMCOOLS, Helena Laboratories, HVM Medical, Raumedic, and ZOLL; congress/meeting traveling and accommodation costs: C.R. Bard, Bayer Healthcare, BeneChill, Boehringer-Ingelheim, EMCOOLS, and ZOLL. RD has received speaker fees and consultation honoraria from Bayer, Boehringer Ingelheim, BMS, Pfizer and Daiichi Sankyo. FP received consulting honoraria, speakers' honoraria or travel support from Boehringer Ingelheim, BMS, Pfizer and Daiichy-Sankyo. SJ received honoraria for speaking and consultancy from Boehringer Ingelheim, Bayer Healthcare, BMS, Pfizer, and Daiichi Sankyo.PUH reports grants from BMBF, EU, Charité, Berlin Chamber of Physicians, German Parkinson Society, University Hospital Würzburg, Robert-Koch-Institute, Charité–Universitätsmedizin Berlin (within MonDAFIS; MonDAFIS is supported by an unrestricted research grant to the Charité from Bayer), University Göttingen (within FIND-AFrandomised, supported by an unrestricted research grant to the University Göttingen from Boehringer-Ingelheim), and University Hospital Heidelberg (within RASUNOA-prime; supported by an unrestricted research grant to the University Hospital Heidelberg from Bayer, BMS, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Daiichi Sankyo), outside the submitted work. RV has received speaker fees, consulting honoraria and research support from Bayer, Boehringer Ingelheim, BMS, Pfizer, Daiichi Sankyo, CSL Behring. The other authors report no competing interests.
Supplementary Material
Supplementary Table 1.jos-2016-00542-supple1.pdf
Supplementary Table 2.jos-2016-00542-supple2.pdf
Supplementary Table 3.jos-2016-00542-supple3.pdf
Supplementary Table 4.jos-2016-00542-supple4.pdf
Table 1.
Data are mean (±SD), median (IQR) or n (%). Missing data for creatinin level (n=5), GFR (n=25), mRS at discharge (n=2) and at 3-months (n=24), time until resumption of anticoagulation, (n=29).
NOAC, non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulant; TIA, transient ischaemic attack; GFR, glomerular filtration rate (electronic GFR as reported by the centres); NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; mRS, modified Rankin score [from 0 (no symptoms) to 6 (death)]; no-RT, no recanalisation therapy group.
Table 2.
Data are median (IQR) or n (%). Note: In the follow-up imaging group, a total of 5 haemorrhages were present at admission, and 13 additional haemorrhages became present during follow-up imaging, resulting in a total of 18 hemorrhagic transformations in this group.
MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; ASPECTS, Alberta Stroke Program Early Computed Tomography Score; HI1/2, haemorrhagic infarction type 1/2; PH1/2, parenchymal haemorrhage type 1/2; SAH, subarachnoid haemorrhage; IVH, intraventricular haemorrhage; sICH, symptomatic intracerebral haemorrhage (according to the ECASS-II criteria); no-RT, no recanalisation therapy group.
Table 3.
TIA, transient ischaemic attack; GFR, glomerular filtration rate (electronic GFR as reported by the centres); NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; ASPECTS, Alberta Stroke Program Early Computed Tomography Score; NOAC, non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulant.
Table 4.
* NIHSS grouped into (0-3 vs. ≥4) based on Baird et al., 2001. [39];
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On the 22th January 2015, Edward Snowden held a speech for former NSA Technical Director William "Bill" Binney who received the 2015 Sam Adams Award.
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