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This study of 778 ICU cerebral infarction patients showed higher glycemic variability (GV) significantly increased risks of poor discharge outcomes, 90-day, and 1-year mortality. Results also indicated that GV thresholds of ≥11% and ≥10% were identified for mortality. GV had a stronger impact in non-diabetic patients. GV independently predicts adverse outcomes, suggesting its potential for risk stratification and intervention guidance.

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This study of 778 ICU cerebral infarction patients showed higher glycemic variability (GV) significantly increased risks of poor discharge outcomes, 90-day, and 1-year mortality. Results also indicated that GV thresholds of ≥11% and ≥10% were identified for mortality. GV had a stronger impact in non-diabetic patients. GV independently predicts adverse outcomes, suggesting its potential for risk stratification and intervention guidance.
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