[Homovanillic acid (HVA) and gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) levels in the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with extrapyramidal syndromes].
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H Królikiewicz-Sciborowska
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[Some epidemiologic and clinical problems in ischemic cerebral stroke].
The study involved 739 patients with the ischemic cerebral stroke into two groups: with reversible and irreversible ischemic cerebral stroke. General characteristics of patients (incidence, sex, age etc.) was similar to the characteristics of patients from other centres. Morbidity rate for ischemic cerebral strokes was 93.9, including reversible stroke 21.3 and other 72.6; mortality factor 47.2, and mortality rate 29.6%. An increase in morbidity for irreversible stroke in women over 80 years of age is striking. The authors suggest that the classification of cerebral strokes should include reversible strokes whereas progressive stroke should not be considered distinguished entity.
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[Electroencephalographic changes in reversible ischemic cerebral infarction].
In 246 patients with reversible ischaemic neurological deficit eeg investigations were carried out. The eeg curves were compared with the clinical symptoms, with reference to the region of vascularisation, intensity of neurological signs, and time of regression of the clinical symptoms. The obtained results demonstrated, that in 246 EEG records made during acute phase of the disease 110 were normal, and from 136 abnormal records the majority (85 curves) showed only small changes. We have noticed that eeg records with no or small changes we met in patients whose clinical symptoms disappeared during 10 days from the beginning of the disease, where with the neurological syndrome lasting for a longer period, the number of the records with more severe changes was considerably larger. In our opinion, an eeg record showing no, or slight degree of pathology may suggest a reversible character of the ischaemic stroke.
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[Arterial hypertension, diabetes and cardiac arrhythmias as risk factor in reversible and completed ischemic stroke].
The aim of the study was to establish the role of arterial hypertension, diabetes and cardiac arrhythmias as the risk factors for ischaemic stroke (IS), considering the type of stroke (RIND and completed stroke) and age. The statistical methods commonly.
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