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The term embolic stroke of undetermined origin (ESUS) is used to describe non-lacunar infarcts that occur without significant proximal arterial stenosis, major cardiogenic embolism, or other specific causes
If AC and ipsilateral NICAP do have a causal relationship with ESUS, it can be assumed that there is a negative correlation between these two entities in the ESUS population, but there is no such negative correlation in other stroke populations, and these populations
However, this negative correlation does not exist in other stroke populations, who have nothing to do with the entity in the etiology, such as stroke patients caused by small vessel disease (SVD)
403 subjects (243 ESU and 160 SVD) were included in the final analysis
Increased PTFV1 and HR-MRI results in SVD and ESUS patients
The results show that AC is more common in ESUS patients and SVD patients, further supporting the relationship between AC and ESUS
In addition, after excluding patients with AC/AC-related biomarkers, the ability of ipsilateral NICAP to distinguish ESU from SVD was significantly enhanced
TaoL ,DaiY ,ShangZ TaoLTao DaiYDai ShangZShang, et alAtrial cardiopathy and non-stenotic intracranial complicated atherosclerotic plaque in patients with embolic stroke of undetermined sourceJournal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & PsychiatryOnline First:06 December 2021.
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