MODEL DIAGNOSTIK STROKE BERDASARKAN GEJALA KLINIS

Authors

  • Mochamad Bahrudin

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22219/sm.v6i2.1063

Abstract

Abstrak

 

Latar belakang,  Stroke menimbulkan masalah besar karena menyebabkan kecacatan dan kematian.

Tujauan ,  Mengetahui profil gejala klinis dominan guna menentukan model  diagnosa stroke berdasarkan gejala klinis.

Metode,  Penelitian dilakukan di RSU Haji Surabaya, RSU jombang  dan RSU dr. Soetoma Surabaya, dilakukan  secara deskriptif analitik  dengan metode cross sectional dan didapatkan sampel penelitian 171  penderita stroke  sesuai kriteria inklusi  dan eklusi yang ditetapkan.

Hasil penelitian, Pasien stroke iskemik 59,1%, stroke perdarahan 40,9%).  4 Gejala klinik dominan ( kesadaran menurun, sakit kepala, tekanan darah systole >=180 dan muntah) mengarah  pada stroke perdarahan,  dengan test Chi-Square  didapatkan hasil yang significant  P= 0,000 .

Kesimpulan, Pasien  stroke dengan 4,3, gejala klinik dominan mengarah ke stroke perdarahan sedang tanpa, 1 dan 2  gejala klinik dominan mengarah ke stroke Iskemik.

 

Kata kunci  : stroke, Model  Diagnosis Stroke, Gejala klinik dominan.

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Published

2012-09-10

Issue

Vol. 6 No. 2 (2010): Desember 2010

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