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Genetic influences on outcome following acute neurological insults

8 Mar 2005

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PURPOSE OF REVIEW: To examine the evidence for a genetic influence on clinical outcome after a variety of acute neurologic events. RECENT FINDINGS: Clinical outcome after brain injury is variable and cannot easily be predicted. It has been proposed that genetic polymorphisms may have an important role in determining outcome from a number of conditions, including acute neurologic events. Apolipoprotein E, an...

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PMID: 15758588
DOI: 10.1097/01.ccx.0000155354.78617.91

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