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#508 Infants and children with sinovenous thrombosis and arterial ischemic stroke have a high prevalence of coagulation abnormalities

Gabrielle de Veber, Daune MacGregor, R A Curtis, Patricia Vegh, S. Lee, Matthew Adams, M Andrew

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de Veber, G.*; MacGregor, D.*; Curtis, R.*; Vegh, P.*; Lee, S.*; Adams, M.*; Andrew, M. Author Information

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de Veber, G.*; MacGregor, D.*; Curtis, R.*; Vegh, P.*; Lee, S.*; Adams, M.*; Andrew, M. Author Information

Key concepts: Arterial Ischemic Stroke, Medicine, Ischemic stroke, Pediatrics, Thrombosis, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Ischemia

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