New Concepts in Stroke Diagnosis and Therapy, (Current Developments in Stroke, Volume 1) by Giuseppe Mancia

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New Concepts in Stroke Diagnosis and Therapy, (Current Developments in Stroke, Volume 1) by Giuseppe Mancia

This volume presents a summary of recent research and debates on old and new aspects in stroke medicine. The volume covers topics such as causative factors of stroke such as hypertension, the immune system, genetic factors and the neurovegetative system, to the role of new imaging techniques in improving diagnosis and treatment, from preventive therapy and recanalization to the important and intriguing effects of neuroprotection, neuroregeneration and post stroke rehabilitation. Readers will be able to understand perspectives from stroke medicine researchers about the relationship between the nervous system and other physiological systems in the body and their role in the onset and treatment of stroke. The volume is intended as a resource for neurologists and medical professionals involved in other specialties such as cardiology, internal medicine, rehabilitation and physiology.
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ISBN 13 9781681084220
ISBN 10 1681084228
Title New Concepts in Stroke Diagnosis and Therapy, (Current Developments in Stroke, Volume 1)
Author Giuseppe Mancia
Series Current Developments In Stroke
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Bentham Science Publishers
Year published 2017-03-20
Number of pages 352
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