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Forecasting stroke-like episodes and outcomes in mitochondrial disease.

Brain : a journal of neurology - 18 Apr 2022

Ng Yi Shiau, Lax Nichola Z, Blain Alasdair P, Erskine Daniel, Baker Mark R, Polvikoski Tuomo, Thomas Rhys H, Morris Christopher M, Lai Ming, Whittaker Roger G, Gebbels Alasdair, Winder Amy, Hall Julie, Feeney Catherine, Farrugia Maria Elena, Hirst Claire, Roberts Mark, Lawthom Charlotte, Chrysostomou Alexia, Murphy Kevin, Baird Tracey, Maddison Paul, Duncan Callum, Poulton Joanna, Nesbitt Victoria, Hanna Michael G, Pitceathly Robert D S, Taylor Robert W, Blakely Emma L, Schaefer Andrew M, Turnbull Doug M, McFarland Robert, Gorman Gráinne S

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In this retrospective, multicentre, observational cohort study, we sought to determine the clinical, radiological, EEG, genetics and neuropathological characteristics of mitochondrial stroke-like episodes and to identify associated risk predictors. Between January 1998 and June 2018, we identified 111 patients with genetically determined mitochondrial disease who developed stroke-like episodes. Post-mortem cases...

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PMID: 34927673
DOI: 10.1093/brain/awab353
PMCID: PMC9014738

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