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Sixty-seven patients (ages: 11-40 years) suffering from ischemic cerebral circulatory disturbances were investigated clinically and angiographically. In 34 cases, transient ischemic attacks or reversible ischemic neurological defects were diagnosed; 33 patients suffered from completed strokes. In most cases the completed stroke took place without previous transient ischemic attacks. A very good tendency toward recovery was observed in 60 of 67 cases. Stenoses or occlusions were found in only 21.5% of the clinically affected vessel regions. However, 50% of those patients, on whom panangiography was performed, were shown to have stenoses or occlusions. Stenotic vessel wall lesions are also obviously to be expected in clinically nonaffected vessel regions; consequently, in cases of cerebral circulatory disturbances, angiographic investigation of all craniocervical vessels is advisable.
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K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
May 1979,
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G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
March 1977,
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G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
October 1977,
Klinische Monatsblatter fur Augenheilkunde,
G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
January 1976,
Clinical neurosurgery,
G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
June 1979,
No to shinkei = Brain and nerve,
G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
March 1977,
No shinkei geka. Neurological surgery,
G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
August 1980,
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G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
March 1976,
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G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
July 1975,
Rontgen-Blatter; Zeitschrift fur Rontgen-Technik und medizinisch-wissenschaftliche Photographie,
G Brunner, and
K Zeiler, and
G Schnaberth
April 1978,
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