The Effect of Transient Ischemic Attack on Cerebral Ischemic Tolerance
Fan Yu Lin
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Fan Yu Lin
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Objective To analyze the effect of transient ischemic attack(TIA)on cerebral ischemic tolerance.Methods Total 60 cases with cerebral infarction enrolled in our investigation,in which 30 cases had TIA within 72 hours as TIA group and 30 cases had no TIA history as control group.Results The TIA group had less cerebral infarction volume than control group(8.2ml vs 10.6 ml,P0.05),and had higher scores in European stroke scale(ESS)before treatment and after 15d,30d,90d treatment(62±22 vs 58±24,P0.05;70±28 vs 66±32,P0.05;80±20 vs 76±24,P0.05;82±18 vs 77±23,P0.05).Conclusion TIA may improve cerebral ischemic tolerance and it has definite clinical significance for decreasing the injury of brain cells in cerebral infarction.
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Objective To analyze the effect of transient ischemic attack(TIA)on cerebral ischemic tolerance.Methods Total 60 cases with cerebral infarction enrolled in our investigation,in which 30 cases had TIA within 72 hours as TIA group and 30 cases had no TIA history as control group.Results The TIA group had less cerebral infarction volume than control group(8.2ml vs 10.6 ml,P0.05),and had higher scores in European stroke scale(ESS)before treatment and after 15d,30d,90d treatment(62±22 vs 58±24,P0.05;70±28 vs 66±32,P0.05;80±20 vs 76±24,P0.05;82±18 vs 77±23,P0.05).Conclusion TIA may improve cerebral ischemic tolerance and it has definite clinical significance for decreasing the injury of brain cells in cerebral infarction.
Key concepts: Medicine, Cerebral infarction, Ischemic stroke, Internal medicine, Clinical significance, Cardiology, Ischemic injury, Anesthesia