… Ischemic stroke is characterized by arterial occlusion due to embolus or … ischemic stroke
largely depend on the artery that is occluded, which in turn determines the size of the ischemic …

… Ischemic stroke is the third leading cause of mortality … family occur during the period of
ischemia/reperfusion. However, … in the evolution of stroke pathophysiology. Activation of ROCK-, …

… and how endogenous tPA mediates ischemic neuronal death and survival. Finally, we
analyze how endogenous tPA affects neuron fate in ischemic stroke in a comprehensive view. …

… Alternately, a hemorrhagic stroke could lead to an ischemic stroke (ASA; WHO). Thus, we
will focus primarily on cerebral ischemia. The two main types of stroke can be further broken …

… the treatment of acute ischemic stroke. Neurorehabilitation after cerebral ischemia is a gradual
process … may suggest novel strategies to improve clinical outcome after ischemic strokes. …

… of ischemic stroke. In this review, we will focus on the role of B cells in the ischemic brain …
and antibody-independent mechanisms in the development of post-stroke cognitive deficits. …

… the adult SVZ, inducing functional improvement after stroke. Furthermore, the blockade of
IL-1 receptor after experimental ischemic stroke resulted in functional improvement of the mice …

… of stroke, primarily in younger patients. In a recent multicenter prospective European study
that included 581 patients with ischemic stroke, the recurrent stroke … with ischemic stroke. The …

… In this review, we focus on the issues related to the neuroinflammation that occurs in the
brain tissue after ischemia, with particular emphasis on ischemic stroke and its potential …

… In the clinical setting of acute ischemic stroke, current clinical guidelines, including those
developed by the American Heart Association (AHA), do not support the use of …