... a stressor event—is associated with poorer outcomes following acute stroke reperfusion therapies. However, the mechanisms underlying this relationship are poorly understood. This study investigated the association between frailty and penumbral volumes in hyperacute ischemic stroke. Methods Total ischemic...

... decades, nighttime temperatures have increased faster than daytime temperatures. The increasing prevalence of nocturnal heat exposure may pose a significant risk to cardiovascular health. This study investigated the association between nighttime heat exposure and stroke risk in the region of Augsburg...

... ranking strokes index logistic function joint distribution of wind speed and direction REFERENCES MacWilliams , B. , Newmann , M. M. and Sprevak , D. ( 1979 ) The probability distribution of wind velocity and direction . Wind Engineering , 3 , 264 – 269 . MacWilliams , B...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/about_us/legal/notices ) Abstract Cardioembolic sources account for 20–30% of ischaemic strokes and are important to identify considering their prognostic and therapeutic implications. During the past years, new developments have been made in the cardiac diagnostic evaluation...

... modification techniques to decrease the burden of GERD. Eherer et al. showed a randomized trial that breathing exercise intervention led to an improvement in gastroesophageal reflux symptoms, assessed by quality of life, pH-metry, and PPI. ¹³ We hypothesize that increased chewing strokes...

... synthesized stroke gestures that ‘look and feel’ the same and hold the same statistical characteristics as human-generated gestures. Previous research in this vein has conducted such comparison from the classification accuracy performance, which is a legitimate though indirect measure. In this article, we...

... but has been previously described [ 2–5 ] and has occurred when the leads pass through a patent foramen ovale or atrial septal defect [ 3 , 4 ]. Patients have been asymptomatic even up to 16 years later [ 3–5 ]. Strokes can be the only presenting feature [ 2 , 4 ] and have previously occurred when...

...:1 Prevalence of stroke Approximately 100% Approximately 2/3 Psychiatric features Severe mood disorders Euphoria, emotional lability Presence of migraine Yes No White matter lesions on MRI Punctuated and nodular Diffuse and homogenous CADASIL, cerebral autosomal dominant...

... pressure reduction was QUALITY OF BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN achieved within the first 14 days (SBP/ DBP total population 68.1%/ THE SPS3 (SECONDARY PREVENTION OF SMALL 66.8%; normalisers 63.3%/60.2 The normalisation rate after 8 weeks SUBCORTICAL STROKES) STUDY treatment with 20 mg...

...-cortical Strokes (S3) comprise about 27% of brain infarctions and the urgent preventive measures which need to be implemented in devel- are present in 20% of patients Ͼ65 years; 150,000 symptomatic S3 occur oping countries like India. each year...

..., Gary F. Lewis' and George Steinera Background Serum creatinine level has been reported to be Journal of Cardiovascular Risk 1998, 5:79-83 related to the incidence of strokes. Keywords: carotid artery disease, atherosclerosis, serum creatinine, Objective To examine the relationship between serum risk...

... the GOP victory in the 1918 elections, Wilson mishandled the creation of the peace delegation. With the Senate Foreign Relations Committee controlled by the opposing party, he went out across the country to secure popular support for the treaty. He suffered two strokes, and the Senate failed to approve...

...The cutter of IG II² 689 employs thin strokes and inscribes his letters rather lightly. Strokes rather frequently overlap or do not meet precisely. The lettering has an evanescent, somewhat sloppy, quality. The peculiarities of individual letters are provided. The stone...

...The lettering of the cutter of IG II² 776 has a somewhat uncertain appearance, perhaps because the letters are lightly incised. Another contributing factor is that his letter-strokes often do not quite meet, particularly the apex of alpha. The peculiarities of individual...

...The cutter of SEG II no. 9 makes letters with thin strokes that often taper at the ends to points. Strokes do not meet one another precisely and long strokes tend to bend or curve, sometimes rather awkwardly. Since its time of the initial publication in 1923, a small piece has been...

...Oxford University Press This chapter focuses on the primary causes and preventions of stroke. Ischemic stroke occurs when a localized area in the nervous system is deprived of glucose and oxygen because of inadequate cerebral blood flow. The severity of injury is a function of how much the blood...

... the origin of Joyce’s use of “hemiplegia” to the microbiologist Louis Pasteur, who suffered from this form of partial paralysis after a series of strokes, and whose symptoms closely parallel those of Father Flynn in “The Sisters.” Subsequent sections then lay out a reading of paralysis in Dubliners...

... review. Lancet Neurology 2007;6:611–19, (with permission).) 10.1016/S1474-4422(07)70170-9 17582361 000247673000016 With the introduction of modern neuroimaging techniques applied to patients with stroke, other vascular diseases, and persons in the healthy general population, it has...

...0 02 08 2001 Although most ischemic strokes occur in persons older than 65, approximately 3% of events occur in those under 45. The number of young persons having stroke may be increasing. This increase may be a true increase in incidence, or it may be secondary to a greater awareness...

...0 29 10 1992 In a few strokes, a young writer graphs the evolution of television in the United States. His parents’ generation, the post-World War II counterparts of 1920s Flappers, confronted the exotic new TV as a novelty or curiosity, something like a gift or present that finally made them...