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Integrated imaging assessment of large arteries, intracranial plaque, and cerebral small vessel disease to distinguish acute ischemic stroke from transient ischemic attack.

Aug 2026 · Neuroradiology · 0 citations · 31 references
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The authors' findings demonstrate distinct interrelationships among large artery, plaque, and CSVD features in AIS versus TIA patients, and integrate these imaging markers significantly improves the ability to identify AIS in patients with ICAD.

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