Stroke Oxygen Study
A multi-centre, prospective, randomised,
open, blinded-endpoint study to assess whether routine oxygen treatment in the
first 72 hours after a stroke improves long-term outcome
ISRCTN52416964
Welcome to Prof Chris Gray whose team
recruited the first patient for City Hospitals Sunderland on 3.6.09 and to Dr
Anand Dixit and Stephanie McCann who recruited the first patient for the Royal
Victoria Infirmary on 5.6.09, to Dr Ali Mehrzad and Ellen Brown who recruited
the first patient for Bishop Auckland on 15.06.09, to Richard Miller and Dr
Chinmoy Maity who recruited the first patient for Leighton Hospital on 18.6.09,
and to Alan Ledger and Dr Shankar Loharuka, who recruited the first patient for
the the Royal Liverpool University Hospital on 18.06.09, to Dr Paul Guyler and
Christopher Khouge, who recruited the first patient for Southend Hospital on 26.
06.09, to Emma Cope and Dr Raad Nari, who recruited the first patient for
Ashford and St Peter's Hospital on 29.06.09, and to Claire Buckley and Dr Khalid
Rashed , who recruited the first patient for Yeovil District Hospital on 26.
06.09.
Thank you to all collaborators for making June a great month for recruitment! You enrolled 90 patients.
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To date 291 patients have been randomized
If you are interested in becoming a collaborator please contact us via this link.
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The Study is funded by the National Institute for Health Research.