Background: Stroke mimic is a major diagnostic challenge and may be difficult to distinguish from real strokes. The aim of this study was to evaluate the relative frequency of stroke mimics in patients with clinical signs of stroke. Methods: In this cross sectional-study, the medical records of 1985 patients with stroke admitted to Poursina Hospital were enrolled using the census technique. Data collection tool was a checklist which include age, sex, imaging results (MRI and CT scan and primary and final diagnoses. Results: Of the 1985 patients, 295 (14.9%) were identified with brain stroke mimics. The mean age in the group of patients with mimics and real stroke were 66.5±16.4 years and 72.4±9.6 years, respectively. The hig...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Intravenous thrombolysis for acute ischemic stroke is beneficial within 4.5 ...
Background: Up to 30% of suspected stroke presentations will subsequently have a different diagnosis...
Background This study was conducted to compare frequencies of chronic brain infarctions (CBIs) and w...
A significant proportion of patients with acute stroke symptoms have an alternative ‘mimic’ diagnosi...
Accurate identification of stroke patients is essential to ensure appropriate and timely treatment. ...
Background and Purpose - The bedside clinical assessment of the patient with suspected stroke has no...
Stroke services have been centralised in several countries in recent years. Diagnosing acute stroke ...
Background and Purpose—The bedside clinical assessment of the patient with suspected stroke has not ...
Following ischemic stroke, interventions to bring about reperfusion must be implemented within the r...
Background Stroke mimics form a significant proportion of cases in acute stroke services and some p...
Background There is an apparently high incidence of stroke mimics in the present-day stroke code era...
Background: Stroke mimics are common in the emergency department (ED) and early detection is importa...
The clinical diagnosis of acute stroke is inaccurate approximately 10%-30% of the time, which can le...
Background: Despite the use of validated prehospital stroke screens, stroke mimics are frequent amon...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Intravenous thrombolysis for acute ischemic stroke is beneficial within 4....
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Intravenous thrombolysis for acute ischemic stroke is beneficial within 4.5 ...
Background: Up to 30% of suspected stroke presentations will subsequently have a different diagnosis...
Background This study was conducted to compare frequencies of chronic brain infarctions (CBIs) and w...
A significant proportion of patients with acute stroke symptoms have an alternative ‘mimic’ diagnosi...
Accurate identification of stroke patients is essential to ensure appropriate and timely treatment. ...
Background and Purpose - The bedside clinical assessment of the patient with suspected stroke has no...
Stroke services have been centralised in several countries in recent years. Diagnosing acute stroke ...
Background and Purpose—The bedside clinical assessment of the patient with suspected stroke has not ...
Following ischemic stroke, interventions to bring about reperfusion must be implemented within the r...
Background Stroke mimics form a significant proportion of cases in acute stroke services and some p...
Background There is an apparently high incidence of stroke mimics in the present-day stroke code era...
Background: Stroke mimics are common in the emergency department (ED) and early detection is importa...
The clinical diagnosis of acute stroke is inaccurate approximately 10%-30% of the time, which can le...
Background: Despite the use of validated prehospital stroke screens, stroke mimics are frequent amon...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Intravenous thrombolysis for acute ischemic stroke is beneficial within 4....
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Intravenous thrombolysis for acute ischemic stroke is beneficial within 4.5 ...
Background: Up to 30% of suspected stroke presentations will subsequently have a different diagnosis...
Background This study was conducted to compare frequencies of chronic brain infarctions (CBIs) and w...