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[Large intracardiac mass revealed by cerebrovascular accident: a case report]. [PDF]

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Cerebrovascular Accidents

Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1989
CVA comprises a large number of clinical entities, depending on the site of infarction in the brain. Accurate evaluation of deficits in the patient's sensory and/or motor systems and the patient's intellectual status are paramount in establishing realistic rehabilitation goals. With respect to the motor system, two types of voluntary movement may occur.
K L, Izzo, S, Aravabhumi
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Cryoglobulinemia and Cerebrovascular Accident

Confinia Neurologica, 2007
Three cases of essential cryoglobulinemia associated with cerebrovascular accidents are recorded; in one of the cases peripheral neuropathy was also present. The possible role of the cryoglobulins in the causation of the cerebrovascular pathology is discussed.
O, Abramsky, Y, Herishanu, S, Lavy
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Cerebrovascular accidents in Ghana

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1970
Abstract 280 cases of cerebrovascular accidents in Accra are reviewed; stroke is a common problem there, ischaemic strokes predominate, and hypertension, diabetes and obesity are important associated factors. Other factors are considered and the resuks discussed and compared with strokes elsewhere.
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[Cerebrovascular accident].

La Revue du praticien, 2001
Stroke is a medical emergency that is common and severe. Its diagnosis is based on questioning of the patient or those around him and on clinical examination. Stroke requires rapid investigation by imagery of the brain and intra- and extracranial vessels.
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