Stroke patterns in cardio-embolic infarction in a population-based study (Neurol. Res. — 2001. — Jun. — 23(4). — P. 309—314: англ.)

R. Urbinelli; Urbinelli R.; P. Bolard; Bolard P.; M. Lemesle; Lemesle M.; G. Osseby; Osseby G.; V. Thomas; Thomas V.; D. Boruel; Boruel D.; S. Megherbi; Megherbi S.; A. Giroud; Giroud A.; J. Wolf; Wolf J.; M. Giroud; Giroud M.

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Stroke patterns in cardio-embolic infarction in a population-based study (Neurol. Res. — 2001. — Jun. — 23(4). — P. 309—314: англ.)

Authors: Urbinelli R.¹, Bolard P.¹, Lemesle M.¹, Osseby G.¹, Thomas V.¹, Boruel D.¹, Megherbi S.¹, Giroud A.¹, Wolf J.¹, Giroud M.¹
Affiliations:
1. University Hospital
Issue: Vol XXXIII, No 3-4 (2001)
Pages: 101-101
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1027-4898/article/view/80920
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/nb80920
ID: 80920

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The population study used determines the features of the course of strokes or the so-called stroke pattern in patients with cardio-embolic infarction. In a prospective population study for 14 years (1985-1997), cardio-embolic infarction was diagnosed in 882 (37.9%) of 2330 patients who had had the first acute cerebrovascular accident.