Severe cerebral white matter lesions in ischemic stroke patients are associated with less time spent at home and early institutionalization.

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Severe cerebral white matter lesions in ischemic stroke patients are associated with less time spent at home and early institutionalization.

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Gerli Sibolt

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Niku K J Oksala

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Pekka J Karhunen

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Sami Curtze

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Susanna Melkas

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Extensive white matter changes predict stroke recurrence up to 5 years after a first-ever ischemic stroke.

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White matter lesions are associated with hospital admissions because of hip-fractures and trauma after ischemic stroke.

Comparison of stroke features and disability in daily life in patients with ischemic stroke aged 55 to 70 and 71 to 85 years.

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10.1111/IJS.12578

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