Background: Subjective social status (SSS) represents self-perceived social position and may affect post-stroke recovery. Despite impacting various medical outcomes, SSS remains understudied in stroke. We hypothesized that higher SSS is associated with better stroke recovery at 3-month and 12-month post-stroke. Methods...
Doo Young Kim, E. Holman, Steven C. Cramer· Stroke· 0 citations
Stroke remains a leading cause of human disability worldwide. Additional approaches beyond acute stroke therapies are needed to improve patient outcomes. Neural repair therapies focus on promoting neural plasticity in surviving tissue rather than modifying the acute injury; examples include behavioral training, drugs,...
David J. Lin, Steven C. Cramer· Stroke· 0 citations
Stroke is a leading cause of disability worldwide. Neural repair therapies, distinct from acute stroke therapies, target surviving neural elements to promote plasticity after the acute injury has occurred. Repair therapies encompass a broad and rapidly evolving therapeutic landscape, ranging from behavioral training, d...
David J. Lin, Steven C. Cramer· Stroke· 0 citations
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