Comparison of the safety and efficacy of nabumetone and aspirin in the treatment of osteoarthritis in adults

Appelrouth, Daniel J.; Baim, Sanford; Chang, Rowland W.; Cohen, Mark H.; Englund, De Witt W.; Germain, Bernard F.; S, Hartman; Jaffer, Adrian M.; Mullen, Bernard J.; Smith, Fredrica E.

doi:10.1016/0002-9343(87)90600-0

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“…1 Somewhere between TIA and completed ischemic stroke is the condition called reversible ischemic neurologic deficit. This term has evolved to designate patients whose signs and symptoms of cerebral ischemia persist for longer than 24 hours but essentially resolve within 21 days.…”

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TIA and minor stroke

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1992

Postgraduate Medicine

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Clinicians should take a mechanistic approach to transient ischemic attack and stroke. Distinguishing between hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke is important and is most readily accomplished with a computed tomographic brain scan. Newer diagnostic studies are now available to help evaluate patients for a cardiogenic source of embolism. Detection of a cardiogenic source of embolism or high-grade carotid stenosis identifies stroke-prone persons in whom interventional therapy is beneficial.

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