Selection bias in clinical stroke trials depending on ability to consent.

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Selection bias in clinical stroke trials depending on ability to consent.

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Selection bias in clinical stroke trials depending on ability to consent.

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Alejandro Bustamante

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Lena Ulm

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Sarah Hoffmann

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The immunology of acute stroke.

Impact of selection criteria on recruitment in an interventional stroke trial.

STRoke Adverse outcome is associated WIth NoSocomial Infections (STRAWINSKI): procalcitonin ultrasensitive-guided antibacterial therapy in severe ischaemic stroke patients - rationale and protocol for a randomized controlled trial.

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