Takeaway
Large-scale examination by an international consortium confirms the high prevalence of poststroke cognitive impairment (PSCI) in diverse populations, risk factors, and ethno-racial differences.
Why this matters
While PSCI is mild in many stroke survivors, numerous studies have reported the prevalence of dementia which may differ based on population diversity, risk factors, and ethno-racial differences.
Thus, by assessing the profile of and risk factors in this group may contribute to the development of preventative strategies.