Baseline nutritional risk predicts 90-day outcome after mechanical thrombectomy

In this real‑world MT cohort, higher baseline CONUT was independently associated with greater 90‑day disability and mortality after adjustment for established clinical, imaging, and procedural factors. Routine CONUT assessment at admission may enhance risk stratification, facilitate early nutritional consultation, and inform post-acute care planning in MT candidates. Whether targeted nutritional interventions can improve outcomes in patients with high CONUT scores warrants prospective evaluation.