Abstract W P232: Lower Rates of Delirium in Stroke Units May Reflect Selection Bias
Eric M. Liotta(Northwestern University), Shyam Prabhakaran(Los Angeles Medical Center), Carlos Corado(Northwestern University), Fan Z. Caprio(Northwestern University), James Guth(Northwestern Memorial Hospital), Matthew B. Maas(Northwestern University), Richard A. Bernstein(Northwestern University), Andrew M. Naidech(American Heart Association), Deborah Bergman(Northwestern University), Yvonne Curran(Northwestern University)
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