This wouldn't be quite such a problem if the neuronal cascade of death is prevented. There would be much less dead and damaged neurons and existing stroke rehab would be more successful.
http://www.bangaloremirror.com/bangalore/others/Stroke-patients-pay-penalty-for-high-costs-lack-of-facilities/articleshow/47272899.cms
A shocking 90 per cent of
Indians who suffer strokes go home directly instead of a therapeutic
rehabilitation centre. This is due to high costs of rehabilitation, lack
of professional rehabilitation centres in the country and - the most
striking of them all - doctors failing to stress on stroke patients
going to rehabilitation centres. And this is found to be more damaging
than otherwise.
These are findings of a nationwide analytical
project carried out by Bengaluru-based St John's Research Institute
(SJRI) on 11,001 stroke patients from 61 hospitals across 22 states in
India. The project is Indian Stroke Perspective Registry (Inspire),
which was started in 2009 and funded by National Heart Lung and Blood
Institute/United Health.
More at link.
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