SYSTEMIC THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY IN CASE OF IN-HOSPITAL ISCHEMIC STROKE
One of the possible measures to improve the quality of medical care, reduce mortality and disability rates, as well as achieve the target values for the use of emergency reperfusion methods in the treatment of acute ischemic stroke is to improve the system of care for patients who have developed a stroke in a hospital. Stationary patients under the supervision of medical staff, by the time of the development of hospital-acquired ischemic stroke in most cases examined, devoid of logistical problems associated with transportation to the hospital and waiting in the emergency Department, and thus, are in better conditions to receive specialist care within the "therapeutic" and "surgical" window. Thus, patients with intrahospital ischemic stroke should be the primary candidates for the treatment of stroke with the use of emergency reperfusion techniques (systemic thrombolytic therapy in particular).