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The determinants of neurological phenotypes during acute hypertensive crises - a preliminary study.

Neurological research - 1 May 2020

Pektezel Mehmet Yasir, Topcuoglu Mehmet Akif, Gocmen Rahsan, Erbil Bulent, Kunt Mehmet Mahir, Metin Aksu Nalan, Oguz Kader Karli, Arsava Ethem Murat

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Background and Purpose: Acute blood pressure elevations lead to wide spectrum of neurologic manifestations, ranging from no overt neurologic symptoms to catastrophic events like ICH. Little is known regarding the determinants of this clinical variability. We determined clinical and imaging features of hypertensive crisis patients with normal neurological examination, ICH and posterior reversible encephalopathy...

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PMID: 32122283
DOI: 10.1080/01616412.2020.1735121

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