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DIFFERENT VASCULAR RISK FACTOR PROFILES AMONG CORTICAL INFARCTS, SMALL DEEP INFARCTS, AND PRIMARY INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE POINT TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF UNDERLYING VASCULOPATHY - A STUDY FROM THE LAQUILA STROKE REGISTRY
Authors: SCHMAL M MARINI C CAROLEI A DINAPOLI M KESSELS F LODDER J
Citation: M. Schmal et al., DIFFERENT VASCULAR RISK FACTOR PROFILES AMONG CORTICAL INFARCTS, SMALL DEEP INFARCTS, AND PRIMARY INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE POINT TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF UNDERLYING VASCULOPATHY - A STUDY FROM THE LAQUILA STROKE REGISTRY, Cerebrovascular diseases, 8(1), 1998, pp. 14-19
GAIT DISORDER AND PARKINSONIAN SIGNS IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE RELATED TO SMALL DEEP INFARCTS AND WHITE-MATTER LESIONS
Authors: VANZAGTEN M LODDER J KESSELS F
Citation: M. Vanzagten et al., GAIT DISORDER AND PARKINSONIAN SIGNS IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE RELATED TO SMALL DEEP INFARCTS AND WHITE-MATTER LESIONS, Movement disorders, 13(1), 1998, pp. 89-95
IS THE CHEST RADIOGRAPH A RELIABLE TOOL IN THE ASSESSMENT OF TUMOR RESPONSE AFTER RADIOTHERAPY IN NONSMALL CELL LUNG-CARCINOMA
Authors: LANGENDIJK HA LAMERS RJS TENVELDE GPM SANDERS DGM DEJONG JMA KESSELS F WOUTERS EFM
Citation: Ha. Langendijk et al., IS THE CHEST RADIOGRAPH A RELIABLE TOOL IN THE ASSESSMENT OF TUMOR RESPONSE AFTER RADIOTHERAPY IN NONSMALL CELL LUNG-CARCINOMA, International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics, 41(5), 1998, pp. 1037-1045
CARDIAC-VALVE CALCIFICATION - CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH CALCIFICATION OF THE MITRAL ANNULUS OR AORTIC-VALVE
Authors: BOON A CHERIEX E LODDER J KESSELS F
Citation: A. Boon et al., CARDIAC-VALVE CALCIFICATION - CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH CALCIFICATION OF THE MITRAL ANNULUS OR AORTIC-VALVE, HEART, 78(5), 1997, pp. 472-474
BORDERZONE SMALL DEEP INFARCTS - VASCULAR RISK-FACTORS AND RELATIONSHIP WITH SIGNS OF SMALL-VESSEL AND LARGE-VESSEL DISEASE
Authors: HUPPERTS RMM LODDER J HEUTSVANRAAK L KESSELS F
Citation: Rmm. Hupperts et al., BORDERZONE SMALL DEEP INFARCTS - VASCULAR RISK-FACTORS AND RELATIONSHIP WITH SIGNS OF SMALL-VESSEL AND LARGE-VESSEL DISEASE, Cerebrovascular diseases, 7(5), 1997, pp. 280-283
ENHANCED RED-BLOOD-CELL AGGREGATION UNRELATED TO FIBRINOGEN - A POSSIBLE STROKE MECHANISM IN YOUNG-PATIENTS
Authors: FABER CG TROOST J VERMES I LODDER J KALSBEEKBATENBURG EM KESSELS F HAANEN C
Citation: Cg. Faber et al., ENHANCED RED-BLOOD-CELL AGGREGATION UNRELATED TO FIBRINOGEN - A POSSIBLE STROKE MECHANISM IN YOUNG-PATIENTS, Cerebrovascular diseases, 7(2), 1997, pp. 70-76
MITRAL ANNULUS CALCIFICATION IS NOT AN INDEPENDENT RISK FACTOR FOR STROKE - A COHORT STUDY OF 657 PATIENTS
Authors: BOON A LODDER J CHERIEX E KESSELS F
Citation: A. Boon et al., MITRAL ANNULUS CALCIFICATION IS NOT AN INDEPENDENT RISK FACTOR FOR STROKE - A COHORT STUDY OF 657 PATIENTS, Journal of neurology, 244(9), 1997, pp. 535-541
MAMMOGRAPHY, RADIOLOGIC-EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVALUATION
Authors: VANDERLINDEN ES KESSELS F VANENGELSHOVEN JM
Citation: Es. Vanderlinden et al., MAMMOGRAPHY, RADIOLOGIC-EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVALUATION, Radiology, 205, 1997, pp. 5-5
GABAERGIC STIMULATION BY BENZODIAZEPINES AT STROKE ONSET MAY AMELIORATE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME IN CARDIOEMBOLIC STROKE PATIENTS
Authors: LODDER J HEUTSVANRAAK L KESSELS F
Citation: J. Lodder et al., GABAERGIC STIMULATION BY BENZODIAZEPINES AT STROKE ONSET MAY AMELIORATE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME IN CARDIOEMBOLIC STROKE PATIENTS, Cerebrovascular diseases, 6(2), 1996, pp. 118-118
CARDIAC AND CAROTID EMBOLISM, AND OTHER RARE DEFINITE DISORDERS ARE UNLIKELY CAUSES OF LACUNAR ISCHEMIC STROKE IN YOUNG-PATIENTS
Authors: LUIJCKX GJ BOITEN J LODDER J HEUTSVANRAAK L KESSELS F
Citation: Gj. Luijckx et al., CARDIAC AND CAROTID EMBOLISM, AND OTHER RARE DEFINITE DISORDERS ARE UNLIKELY CAUSES OF LACUNAR ISCHEMIC STROKE IN YOUNG-PATIENTS, Cerebrovascular diseases, 6(1), 1996, pp. 28-31
THE SIZE OF TERRITORIAL BRAIN INFARCTION ON CT RELATES TO THE DEGREE OF INTERNAL CAROTID-ARTERY OBSTRUCTION
Authors: LODDER J HUPPERTS R BOREAS A KESSELS F
Citation: J. Lodder et al., THE SIZE OF TERRITORIAL BRAIN INFARCTION ON CT RELATES TO THE DEGREE OF INTERNAL CAROTID-ARTERY OBSTRUCTION, Journal of neurology, 243(4), 1996, pp. 345-349
RADIOFREQUENCY LESION ADJACENT TO THE DORSAL-ROOT GANGLION FOR CERVICOBRACHIAL PAIN - A PROSPECTIVE DOUBLE-BLIND RANDOMIZED STUDY
Authors: VANKLEEF M LIEM L LOUSBERG R BARENDSE G KESSELS F SLUIJTER ME
Citation: M. Vankleef et al., RADIOFREQUENCY LESION ADJACENT TO THE DORSAL-ROOT GANGLION FOR CERVICOBRACHIAL PAIN - A PROSPECTIVE DOUBLE-BLIND RANDOMIZED STUDY, Neurosurgery, 38(6), 1996, pp. 1127-1131
RISK OF STROKE IN A COHORT OF 815 PATIENTS WITH CALCIFICATION OF THE AORTIC-VALVE WITH OR WITHOUT STENOSIS
Authors: BOON A LODDER J CHERIEX E KESSELS F
Citation: A. Boon et al., RISK OF STROKE IN A COHORT OF 815 PATIENTS WITH CALCIFICATION OF THE AORTIC-VALVE WITH OR WITHOUT STENOSIS, Stroke, 27(5), 1996, pp. 847-851
RISK-FACTORS FOR LACUNES
Authors: BOITEN J LUIJCKX GJ KESSELS F LODDER J
Citation: J. Boiten et al., RISK-FACTORS FOR LACUNES, Neurology, 47(4), 1996, pp. 1109-1109
SIGNIFICANT PROGRESSION OF WHITE-MATTER LESIONS AND SMALL DEEP (LACUNAR) INFARCTS IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE
Authors: VANZAGTEN M BOITEN J KESSELS F LODDER J
Citation: M. Vanzagten et al., SIGNIFICANT PROGRESSION OF WHITE-MATTER LESIONS AND SMALL DEEP (LACUNAR) INFARCTS IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE, Archives of neurology, 53(7), 1996, pp. 650-655
INFARCTS IN THE ANTERIOR CHOROIDAL ARTERY TERRITORY - REPLY
Authors: HUPPERTS RMM LODDER J HEUTSVANRAAK EPM KESSELS F
Citation: Rmm. Hupperts et al., INFARCTS IN THE ANTERIOR CHOROIDAL ARTERY TERRITORY - REPLY, Brain, 118, 1995, pp. 1355-1356
DIFFERENT VASCULAR RISK FACTOR PROFILES IN PRIMARY INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE AND SMALL DEEP INFARCTS DO NOT SUGGEST SIMILAR TYPES OF UNDERLYING SMALL VESSEL DISEASE
Authors: VANZAGTEN M LODDER J FRANKE C HEUTSVANRAAK L CLAASSENS C KESSELS F
Citation: M. Vanzagten et al., DIFFERENT VASCULAR RISK FACTOR PROFILES IN PRIMARY INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE AND SMALL DEEP INFARCTS DO NOT SUGGEST SIMILAR TYPES OF UNDERLYING SMALL VESSEL DISEASE, Cerebrovascular diseases, 4(3), 1994, pp. 121-124
SILENT BRAIN INFARCTS IN 755 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS WITH A FIRST-EVER SUPRATENTORIAL ISCHEMIC STROKE - RELATIONSHIP WITH INDEX-STROKE SUBTYPE, VASCULAR RISK-FACTORS, AND MORTALITY
Authors: BOON A LODDER J HEUTSVANRAAK L KESSELS F
Citation: A. Boon et al., SILENT BRAIN INFARCTS IN 755 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS WITH A FIRST-EVER SUPRATENTORIAL ISCHEMIC STROKE - RELATIONSHIP WITH INDEX-STROKE SUBTYPE, VASCULAR RISK-FACTORS, AND MORTALITY, Stroke, 25(12), 1994, pp. 2384-2390
INFARCTS IN THE ANTERIOR CHOROIDAL ARTERY TERRITORY - ANATOMICAL DISTRIBUTION, CLINICAL SYNDROMES, PRESUMED PATHOGENESIS AND EARLY OUTCOME
Authors: HUPPERTS RMM LODDER J HEUTSVANRAAK EPM KESSELS F
Citation: Rmm. Hupperts et al., INFARCTS IN THE ANTERIOR CHOROIDAL ARTERY TERRITORY - ANATOMICAL DISTRIBUTION, CLINICAL SYNDROMES, PRESUMED PATHOGENESIS AND EARLY OUTCOME, Brain, 117, 1994, pp. 825-834
2 CLINICALLY DISTINCT LACUNAR INFARCT ENTITIES - A HYPOTHESIS
Authors: BOITEN J LODDER J KESSELS F
Citation: J. Boiten et al., 2 CLINICALLY DISTINCT LACUNAR INFARCT ENTITIES - A HYPOTHESIS, Stroke, 24(5), 1993, pp. 652-656
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