Clinical Profile and Radiological Correlation of Recurrent Stroke

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Cross-sectional study assesses recurrent stroke types and risk factors, highlighting management strategies.

Recurrent strokes predominantly involve ischaemic strokes, accounting for 78% of cases, and highlight serious underlying health issues.
Among 100 patients, significant risk factors include hypertension in 66% and diabetes mellitus in 42%, supporting the need for targeted interventions.
The study involved descriptive cross-sectional analysis to investigate clinical profiles and radiological correlations over a six-month period.
Findings underscore the importance of recognizing risk factors to enhance secondary prevention methods and reduce recurrence rates efficiently.

Alam et al. (2025) studied this question.

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