Prognostic significance of modern markers of severity and development of complications in acute cerebrovascular diseases

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2018
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Abstract
Recent studies have shown significantly increasing importance of new risk factors such as high levels of homocysteine and C-reactive protein, the presence of thrombophilia markers in the development of stroke. However, information of their relationship in acute defferent types of stroke and acute cardio-vasculares complications caused by stroke, is limited. The study showed that the impact of biomarkers on the stroke severity is age-dependent and hyperhomocysteinemia is play great importance role.
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Authors Gozhenko, A. I.;Kovalevska, L. A.;Telyatnikov, O. V.;
Journal journal of education, health and sport
Year 2018
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