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Risk factors associated with recurrent strokes in young and elderly patients

The independent predictive risk factors of recurrent stroke differ between young and older stroke patients. Our study reconfirmed that a history of IS or TIA was a strong independent prognostic factor for stroke recurrence, suggesting that the prevention and treatment of these conditions . In addition, DM may not play an important role in the risk of stroke The independent predictive risk factors of recurrent stroke differ between young and older stroke patients. Our study reconfirmed that a history of IS or TIA was a strong independent prognostic factor for stroke recurrence, suggesting that the prevention and treatment of these conditions . In addition, DM may not play an important role in the risk of stroke recurrence in younger patients.

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International Journal of Gerontology
Volume / Volumen: 9
Number / Número: 2
First and last pages / Páginas inicial-final: 63-66
Year / Año: 2015
Month / Mes: june

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department of neurology ,people's of the Fifth Hospital of heng shui city, He Shui, In He Bei province, China

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Factores de riesgo asociados con los accidentes cerebrovasculares recurrentes en pacientes jóvenes y de edad avanzada

Los factores predictivos independientes de riesgo de recurrencia del accidente cerebrovascular (ACV) difieren entre los adultos jóvenes y los de edad avanzada. El presente estudio confirmó que el antecedente de ACV isquémico o ataque isquémico transitorio es un fuerte factor pronóstico independiente para la recurrencia del ACV, un fenómeno que revela la importancia de la prevención y el tratamiento de estas condiciones. Además, la diabetes no parece ejercer un papel importante en el riesgo de recurrencia del ACV en los enfermos más jóvenes.

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Risk Factors Associated With Recurrent Strokes in Young and Elderly Patients: A Hospital-Based Study

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Geng Yu Li¹, Liping Liu², Pei Hao Cheng³, Weiqiang Yuan⁴

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