Microembolism Versus Hemodynamic Impairment in Rosary-Like Deep Watershed Infarcts
Stroke2011Vol. 42(11), pp. 3138–3143
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Ramez Reda Moustafa, Isabelle Momjian‐Mayor, P. Simon Jones, Silvia Morbelli, Diana J. Day, Franklin I. Aigbirhio, Tim D. Fryer, Elizabeth A. Warburton, Jean‐Claude Baron
Abstract
Contrary to mainstream understanding, rosary-like infarcts were not independent of presence and rate of MES, suggesting that microembolism plays a role in their pathogenesis, probably in association with hemodynamic impairment. Pending confirmation in a larger sample, these findings have management implications for patients with carotid disease and rosary-like infarcts.
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