Abstract Number ‐ 162: Hydration Status and Functional Outcomes in Patients with Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke Undergoing Endovascular Therapy
Abigail Baldwin‐LeClair(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University), Jesse Thon(Cooper University Health Care), Scott Kamen(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University), James E. Siegler(Cooper University Hospital), Nicholas Vigilante(University of Chicago), Lauren Thau(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University), Kavya Thomas(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University), Karan N Patel(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University), Jared Wolfe(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University), Linda Zhang(Applied Medical Resources (United States)), Avish Patel(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University)
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