… Stroke (including ischaemic stroke and haemorrhagic stroke) affects 13.7 million people … 1
in 4 adults will experience a stroke in their lifetime and there are >80 million survivors of stroke …

… been shown to confer risk for ischaemic stroke in the Icelandic population, … Their application
to ischaemic stroke requires the … of stroke was shown to increase the risk of ischaemic stroke …

… and the type 1 and type 2 forms are the most typical (panel 1). Diabetes is a leading cause
of renal failure, coronary heart disease, non-traumatic lower limb amputations, and visual …

… The finding in our study of an increased risk of all strokes and ischaemic stroke in type 1
diabetes patients with higher HbA1c levels is consistent with these previous results. The …

… ischaemic stroke. In the second part we will review the evidence that genetic factors are
important in the pathogenesis of common ischaemic stroke, … the risk of ischaemic stroke. Finally, …

… types of HT after acute ischaemic stroke were divided into haemorrhagic infarction (types 1
and 2) and parenchymal haemorrhage (types 1 … tissue (haemorrhagic infarction type 1) and …

… and other extracranial atherosclerosis is most common in white men, whereas intracranial
disease is most common in black, Hispanic, and oriental populations, in patients with type 1 …

… thrombectomy devices in acute ischaemic stroke and present our … of patients with acute
ischaemic stroke for therapy, the … trial designs for future acute ischaemic stroke trials, and, finally, …

… us to ask if preconditioning with DMXAA would provide neuroprotection against ischaemia
in vitro. We modelled ischaemic stroke in vitro by exposing mature neurons to 3.5 h of OGD, …

… to achieve this commonly include rapid-access clinics (figure 1). The remainder of this
article focuses on the assessment and treatment of acute disabling ischaemic stroke. Figure 1 …