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[The inherited procoagulant and prothrombotic condition as the main etiological factor for ischemic stroke in infants].

Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova - 1 Jan 2013

Lvova O A, Gusev V V, Kuznetsov N N, Baranov D A, Voroshilina E S, Partylova E A

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The data on the risk factors and etiology of ischemic stroke in 31 infants, aged under 3 years, are summarized. The results of genotyping of blood coagulation and folic acid gene polymorphisms in patients and 83 healthy people are presented. Significant differences were found for -455 G>A FGB (р=0.03) and 807 C>T ITGA2 (р=0,005) polymorphisms. Different gene-gene combinations that can cause hypercoagulation and...

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