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Abstract
In a previous publication it was shown that the level of platelet adhesiveness in
a group of patients with focal cerebral vascular disease was higher than in a group
of control subjects. In the present study selected clinical factors in the patients
were analysed in terms of platelet adhesiveness values.
The level of platelet adhesiveness bore no relationship to the clinical category (single
stroke, multiple strokes, transient vascular insufficiency), morbidity, the presence
of ischaemic heart disease, the level of initial diastolic blood pressure, the age
at onset of cerebral vascular disease, the duration of symptoms and the time between
the last stroke and the estimation of platelet adhesiveness. In patients who also
had symptoms of peripheral vascular disease, the mean platelet adhesiveness was higher
than in the remaining patients.
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Received:
September 17,
1971
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© 1971 Published by Elsevier Inc.
