Add to ORKGThis cross sectional study was conducted from April to September 2015at emergency department of Aga khan university.A total of 135 patients presented with signs and symptoms of acute ischemic stroke were included in this research. Participants were selected throughNon probability consecutive samplingtechnique. SPSS 20 was used for data analysis.A predesigned proforma was filled. It has three parts including SocioDemographics, Factors for stroke like hypertension, diabetes Mellitus, dyslipidemia, cigarrete smoking and History of smokeless tobacco use.Young stroke was defined as patients between 20-49 years of age having symptoms of acute ischemic stroke. Smokeless Tobacco users: An individual taking greater than and equal to 3 packets of any...
Background: Stroke was the second most common cause of death worldwide in 2014, resulting in 5.7 mil...
Background: Tobacco consumption in any form is the second major cause of death all over the glo...
Background: Smoking is a well-established cardiovascular risk factor for coronary artery disease (CA...
Background: Tobacco related mortality and morbidity and increase in developing country like India. W...
Abstract. Stroke is a clinical sign that develops rapidly due to a disturbance of Focal (or global) ...
AbstractSmoking is an important cardiovascular risk factor, however, use of smokeless tobacco has no...
Aim To find out the frequency of smoking in subgroups of ischemic stroke and to search for relation ...
none2siObjective: To assess whether people who use smokeless tobacco products are at increased risk ...
Objective: Stroke in young adults is uncommon, and the etiologies and risk factors of stroke in youn...
Smoking is an important cardiovascular risk factor, however, use of smokeless tobacco has not been w...
Background: Smoking predisposes individuals to several atherosclerotic clinical syndromes, including...
The aim of this study was to determine the demographic profile and incidence of young stroke at a te...
INTRODUCTION : India Especially The Eastern Part Being Amongst The Regions Of Globe, With High Preva...
Use of smokeless tobacco in the United States has been relatively constant in recent years, as tobac...
Objective: Stroke is extremely common in our set up, it is associated with high risk of mortality, m...
Background: Stroke was the second most common cause of death worldwide in 2014, resulting in 5.7 mil...
Background: Tobacco consumption in any form is the second major cause of death all over the glo...
Background: Smoking is a well-established cardiovascular risk factor for coronary artery disease (CA...
Background: Tobacco related mortality and morbidity and increase in developing country like India. W...
Abstract. Stroke is a clinical sign that develops rapidly due to a disturbance of Focal (or global) ...
AbstractSmoking is an important cardiovascular risk factor, however, use of smokeless tobacco has no...
Aim To find out the frequency of smoking in subgroups of ischemic stroke and to search for relation ...
none2siObjective: To assess whether people who use smokeless tobacco products are at increased risk ...
Objective: Stroke in young adults is uncommon, and the etiologies and risk factors of stroke in youn...
Smoking is an important cardiovascular risk factor, however, use of smokeless tobacco has not been w...
Background: Smoking predisposes individuals to several atherosclerotic clinical syndromes, including...
The aim of this study was to determine the demographic profile and incidence of young stroke at a te...
INTRODUCTION : India Especially The Eastern Part Being Amongst The Regions Of Globe, With High Preva...
Use of smokeless tobacco in the United States has been relatively constant in recent years, as tobac...
Objective: Stroke is extremely common in our set up, it is associated with high risk of mortality, m...
Background: Stroke was the second most common cause of death worldwide in 2014, resulting in 5.7 mil...
Background: Tobacco consumption in any form is the second major cause of death all over the glo...
Background: Smoking is a well-established cardiovascular risk factor for coronary artery disease (CA...