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A clinically applicable nomogram predicting non-return to work in young and middle-aged patients with acute large vessel occlusion stroke: integrating neurological function and psychosocial factors for personalized rehabilitation

  • By

  • Yu Ding

  • Jingling Zhu

  • Yiling He

  • Xiuling Yang

  • Wenfei Liang

  • Kangqiang Yang

  • Xiaoling Wu

  • Guoshun Li

  • Jiasheng Zhao

  • Zhan Zhao

  • Jingyi Chen

  • Qiuxing He

  • Weimin Ning

  • June 24, 2026

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A clinically applicable nomogram predicting non-return to work in young and middle-aged patients with acute large vessel occlusion stroke: integrating neurological function and psychosocial factors for personalized rehabilitation

  • by Yu Ding, Jingling Zhu, Yiling He, Xiuling Yang, Wenfei Liang, Kangqiang Yang, Xiaoling Wu, Guoshun Li, Jiasheng Zhao, Zhan Zhao, Jingyi Chen, Qiuxing He, Weimin Ning

  • June 24, 2026

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