Assessing the Effectiveness of the RACE Score in Distinguishing Stroke from Stroke Mimics in Emergency Department Settings - Takeaways - MDSpire

Assessing the Effectiveness of the RACE Score in Distinguishing Stroke from Stroke Mimics in Emergency Department Settings

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  • Hatice Yelda Yildiz

  • Kaan Gülcan

  • Süreyya Ece Kozbaǧ

  • İrem Özürün

  • Zeynep Demirkiran

  • Yakup Krespi

  • April 29, 2026

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    The study evaluated the RACE score's effectiveness in distinguishing stroke from stroke mimics in emergency department settings.

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    Out of 303 patients, 43.9% were diagnosed with stroke and 56.1% were classified as stroke mimics.

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    Stroke patients had significantly higher mean RACE scores compared to stroke mimics, indicating its potential diagnostic utility.

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    Higher RACE scores were associated with the presence of large vessel occlusion, suggesting its role in acute stroke workflows.

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    The RACE score may serve as a practical adjunct to bedside neurological assessments during emergency evaluations.

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