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White blood cell count is an independent predictor of outcomes after acute ischaemic stroke

In patients with ischaemic stroke, elevated white blood cell count (WBC) has been associated with stroke severity on admission and poor functional outcome. However, previous studies did not control for confounding factors. We hypothesized that higher WBC is an independent predictor of stroke severity, greater degree of disability and 30‐day mortality after acute ischaemic stroke.