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Evidence And Mechanisms For Embolic Stroke In Contralateral Hemispheres From Carotid Artery Sources

2023-04-26

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Disambiguation of embolus etiology in embolic strokes is often a clinical challenge. One common source of embolic stroke is the carotid arteries, with emboli originating due to plaque build up, or perioperatively during revascularization procedures. While it is commonly thought that thromboemboli from carotid sources travel to cerebral arteries ipsilaterally, there are existing reports of contralateral embolic eve...

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49a3ea1e-381b-5caa-a310-7465141bf4bf
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10.1101/2023.04.20.23288892
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