Cardiac Evaluation of the Patient with Stroke
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1991
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Abstract
Of the 400,000 new strokes in the United States each year, approximately 85% are due to cerebral infarction, and about 15% of these are from cardiogenic embolization. Emboli from cardiac sources often cause a severe neurological deficit or death. The frequency of these devastating events would likely be reduced if the offending cardiac lesions were
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| Authors | Byron Vandenberg;José Biller; |
| Journal | cerebrovascular diseases |
| Year | 1991 |
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