The bladder is a muscular sac located in the pelvis, roughly the size of a pear when empty with a capacity somewhere between 400 and 600ml when full
Your GP will monitor your progress through clinical assessment and may repeat blood tests to ensure adequate response
Methods: Study design: Multicentre cluster RCT with included health economic and process evaluations Study setting: Ambulance services, local stroke units and CSCs in England Cluster randomisation: Ambulance stations or teams Intervention: Specialist pre-hospital redirection pathway involving semi-structured telephone communication of information from ambulance to CSC clinicians, who then recommend admission destination according to the likelihood of treatable LVO being present Control: Standard care Study population: All suspected and confirmed stroke in participating regions Participant enrolment: Waiver of consent Co-primary outcome: Thrombectomy rate and time to treatment Secondary outcomes: Key aspects of emergency care including time intervals and receipt of other treatments including thrombolysis Sample size: Powered on a primary analysis population(ischaemic stroke), 564 thrombectomy procedures will detect at least 30-minutes difference in time to treatment
First isolated from human plasma in 1973, this compound is distinguished by its high affinity for copper(II) ions, which gives the lyophilized powder and reconstituted solution its signature blue coloration
Convenient oral formulation for mitochondrial function studies
A 2024 pilot study examined twelve individuals receiving bladder wall injections for moderate to severe interstitial cystitis
