History of Ischemic Stroke

2 years ago. Diagnosed as a left middle cerebral artery (MCA) lacunar infarct.

  • Sequelae: Mild, persistent weakness in his left leg. He walks with a slight limp but is fully independent and ambulatory, with no residual arm or speech deficits.
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    • Propranolol, hydrocortisone
    • Not satisfied
    • Results
    • Delay wound assessment until an in-person visit
    • Presentation
    • It is absolutely inadvisable to commence warfarin
    • Treatment
    • You order some lab tests
    • Ατελεκτασία_
    • Warfarin may be commenced as an alternative to apixaban
    • Lansoprazole, bismuth subsalicytate, metronidazole, and tetracycline
    • Επιλογή ενδοφλέβιου αντιβιοτικού
    • 1cm έως 10m
    • Bedside Ultrasound Examination
    • Karyotype Results
    • History of Ischemic Stroke

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