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Use of MRI in the assessment of patients with stroke

Burgess et al., 2011

Document ID
16318617201133789714
Author
Burgess R
Kidwell C
Publication year
Publication venue
Current neurology and neuroscience reports

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Multimodal neuroimaging is assuming an increasingly important role in the initial evaluation and management of acute stroke patients in parallel with the expansion of therapeutic options. Multimodal MRI can identify the type of stroke (ischemia or hemorrhage), severity …
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