[PDF] Top 20 Small obliquely oriented cortical cerebellar infarctions are associated with cardioembolic stroke

... analyzing small, asymptomatic, chronic CI (resembling what we called SCCI in our study), associ- ation with markers of atherothrombotic cerebrovascular disease was observed suggesting artery-to-artery embolic ... See full document

... patients with non-cardioembolic stroke with age ≥60 years. All patients were admitted to neurology departments and evaluated by a neurologist before inclu- sion in the study. All patients were treated ... See full document

... ischaemic stroke and determined subtype aeti- ology between January 2000 and December ...was associated with stroke subtype (P = ...versus small vessel occlusion increased by 20% (OR = ...of ... See full document

... of cardioembolic stroke, risk factors inde- pendently related with in-hospital death were peripheral vascular disease, previous cerebral infarction, and congestive heart ...dently associated with ... See full document

... primary stroke subtypes, we found that the AF PRS was modestly associated (p < 5 × 10 − 3 , after adjusting for 5 subtypes and 2 control groups) with the overall undetermined subtype (OR per 1 SD = ... See full document

... Limb-girdle muscular dystrophy 1B (LGMD1B) is an autosomal dominant muscular dystrophy caused by a lamin A/C gene (LMNA) mutation, and is characterized by slowly progressive proximal weakness with few con- tractures and ... See full document

... Acute Stroke Treatment) classification system for the etiology of the stroke: large arterial atherothrombosis, cardioembolism, small vessel disease, ischemic stroke due to other rare causes, ... See full document

... Table 2 shows the clinical and image characteristics of the 3 groups. Univariate analysis showed that age, sex, baseline NIHSS score, smoking, atrial fibrillation, and the presence of the MSC sign were significantly ... See full document

... ischemic stroke during first 30 days of treatment might also partly account for this ...Canadian Stroke Network demon- strated association between older age and worse outcome after ...to stroke ... See full document

... also associated with the presence of heart failure or LV ejection fraction in single ...strongly associated with LA/LAA abnor- mality (LA diameter) in 131 ...slightly associated with plasma ... See full document

... between cardioembolic stroke and non-cardioembolic stroke (large artery and small vessel strokes), which is emphasized in the different treatments between cardioem- bolic stroke ... See full document

... Subaortic membrane is a congenital heart disease, pre- disposing to infective endocarditis. The infection often involves the aortic valve and left ventricular outflow tract, and much more rarely the membrane itself [4]. ... See full document

... localized cortical infarcts in the territory of the MCA, bilateral borderzone infarcts, anterior basal ganglia lesions, and stenotic arterial lesions in patients with primary ... See full document

... The stroke classification systems we studied are imper- fect, but defining an underlying aetiology for stroke may still be important for personalised stroke treatment and ...in stroke, as ... See full document

... cerebral stroke or peripheral embolism, especially due to embolism of thrombi forming in the left atrial appendage ...embolic stroke than those in sinus rhythm ... See full document

... Atrial myxoma is not an uncommon condition among patients. However, it is very uncommon for a patient with cardiac myxoma presenting with extra-cardiac symptoms and signs such as cerebellar manifestation. The ... See full document

... limbs. Stroke patients with PAD may have a higher risk of re- current cardiovascular events and poorer outcomes ...of stroke and predicts cardiovascular risk and mortality in patients with acute ... See full document

... Asymmetric cerebellar hypointensity suggestive of hypoperfusion on ASL was observed in each of the 16 patients by observer 1 and in 15 by observer 2. Therefore, the sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive ... See full document

... In three of our five cases , the very small medullary infarctions, two lateral and one medial, clinically present were well seen as areas of low signal suggesting prolonged T1 on the PS [r] ... See full document

... hemorrhagic stroke in children remains largely ...ischemic stroke in ...hemorrhagic stroke, particularly important data that are required to plan randomized controlled trials include recent ... See full document