Search for: [Abstract = "Three points in TICI scale \(complete recanalization\) was obtained in 23 cases \(34.8%\). In 32 patients, there was no hemorrhagic transformation 24 hours after the procedure estimated using ECASS 1 scale. 37 patients \(56.5%\) obtained a significant improvement or complete recovery at discharge. In 9 \(13.6%\) patients \- a slight improvement was observed. In 7 \(10.6%\) cases there was no change in neurological status, and in 3 patients \(4.5%\) neurological deficit declined significanty. Mortality rate at day 90. was 18.2% \( 12 patients\) out of which 10 died during hospitalization. Among the remaining 54 people at day 90. 35 \(64.8%\) patients received 80\-100 points in the Barthel Index. Five patients \(9.3%\) achieved 0 to 19 points, two people received 20 to 39 points, 6 patients \- 40 to 59 points and 6 patients \- 60 do79 points.Statistical analysis does not allow to identify factors affecting the complete recanalization after the thrombectomy procedure. In the logistic regression model taking into account age, gender, result in the NIHSS scale on admission and the presence of coronary heart disease, lower score in NIHSS scale affected lack of hemorrhagic transformation in the control CT scan 24 hours after stroke onset. The logistic regression model taking into account age, gender, glucose level on admission and the white blood count on the first post\-procedural day has shown that the lower glucose level and white blood count lower than 10 000 in the first post\-procedural day increase the chances for early small improvement. The logistic regression model taking into account age, gender, time from stroke onset to groin puncture, glucose level on admission and white blood count in the first post\-procedural day demonstrated that the shorter the time from onset to the groin puncture and the white blood count lower than 10 000 increase the chances for early significant improvement. The logistic regression model taking into account age, sex, glucose level on admission and white blood count on the first post\-procedural day has shown that higher glucose level on admission and white blood count lower than 10 000 in the first post\-procedural day increase the risk of death up to day 90. Independent factors determining the total recovery on day 90. was not identified.Factors determining the prognosis after thrombectomy procedure depending on tested predictive model are\: glucose at admission, white blood count in the first post\-proceduralday, neurological deficit in the NIHSS scale and the time from onset to groin puncture.Among the tested risk factors, biochemical and clinical markers, the following indicators did not affect early prognosis in the studied models\: age, gender, hypertension history, diabetes, coronary heart disease, atrial fibrillation, BMI, systolic and diastolic blood pressure at admission, body temperature at admission, platelet count the first post\-procedural day and systolic and diastolic heart failure. The late outcome was not affected by\: age, sex, hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease, atrial fibrillation, BMI, systolic and diastolic blood pressure at admission, body temperature at admission, platelet count the first post\-procedural day, systolic and diastolic heart failure, cerebral artery recanalization after the treatment and presence of hemorrhagic transformation 24 hours after procedure."]

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