EVALUATION OF IMPACT OF HYPERGLYCEMIA AND HYPONATREMIA ON CLINICAL OUT-COME OF ACUTE STROKE

Hyponatremia and hyperglycemia are common metabolic disorders which could worsen the outcome after a cerebrovascular accident (stroke). This study aimed to evaluate impact of hyponatremia on stroke its clinical outcome, including morbidity mortality. prospective cohort included 50 patients admitted in tertiary care hospitals. Stroke severity, Glasgow coma scale (GCS), conscious level, gag reflex, presentations, outcomes were recorded. Following stroke, monitored for period six months, during patient's death was recorded event form. Linear logistic regression model used determine hyperglycaemia associated with higher odds ratio deaths, poor functional recovery, severe disability, low mean GCS score as compared normonatremic normoglycemic (odds [OR] = 4.7; 95% CI= 0.929-43.782) (OR= 2.74; CI=0.577-13.03). or greater mortality recovery.