Age and National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale Score Within 6 Hours After Onset Are Accurate Predictors of Outcome After Cerebral Ischemia
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Background and Purposeâ To date, no validated, comprehensive, and practicable model exists to predict functional recovery within the first hours of cerebral ischemic symptoms. The purpose of this stu
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| Authors | C. Weimar;I.R. KoÌnig;K. Kraywinkel;A. Ziegler;H.C. Diener; |
| Journal | Stroke |
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10.1161/01.STR.0000106761.94985.8B
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