Stroke: Practical Management
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Contents
Is it a vascular event and where is the lesion? | |
Which arterial territory is involved? | |
What pathological typeof stroke is it cerebral | |
What | |
ischaemic | |
Unusual causesof ischaemic strokeand transient ischaemic attack | |
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abnormalities acute aneurysm angiography appearance Arch arrow assessment associated blood brain branches cardiac carotid artery cause cerebral cerebral artery Cerebrovasc cerebrovascular changes circulation clinical common complications coronary cortical deep deficit develop diagnosis disease disorders dissection early effect embolism evidence examination factors flow focal function haemorrhage headache heart hypertension imaging important increased infarction infection inthe intracerebral haemorrhage intracranial involvement ischaemia ischaemic stroke lacunar Lancet lateral lesion less middle migraine motor myocardial infarction Neurol neurological Neurosurg Psychiatry normal observations occlusion occur ofthe onset particularly patients perforating perhaps possible posterior practice predict present pressure probably rare recent recurrent reported resonance result risk scan severe showing signs sometimes stenosis subarachnoid suggest supply symptoms syndrome Table territory thrombosis transient transient ischaemic attack treatment trials usually vascular venous vessel visual