9, 11 In contrast, female predominance has been reported in stroke survivors in Chicago, IL, USA; Poland and Melbourne, Australiaa.
Consistent with what has been reported in stroke (O'Collins et al., 2006), our findings suggest that testing in more models tends to produce smaller effect sizes.
With a few exceptions [ 14], a relationship between the extent of the brain damage and the early increase of TNF- α and IL-6 plasma levels has generally been reported in stroke [ 12– 12].
A similar finding has been reported in stroke subjects, although the diffuse nature of lesions in these subjects combined with the relatively poor spatial resolution makes comparisons more ambiguous [ 52].
Moreover the presence of potential neural progenitor cells located in the cerebral cortex has also been reported in post-stroke murine [31] and human brain [32].
For instance, changes in mean-D have been reported in subjects with lacunar stroke [13], [14].
Similarly, VH have been reported in association with both stroke and traumatic brain injury [88], [89].
At the same time conflicting results have been reported in subacute phase of stroke, when neuroplasticity is crucial.
Many, but not all, of the subjects included in our analyses have previously been reported in the following studies: stroke [ 7- 10], Tourette syndrome [ 11- 13], controls [ 14- 18], migraine [ 19], muscular dystrophy [ 20, 21] and autism [ 22, 23].
Presentation of FAST symptoms is not unique for stroke, which has previously been reported in emergency calls of non-stroke.
There appears to be a link between upper cervical rotation SMT and cerebrovascular incidents [ 46, 47]; however, two cases have been reported in the literature involving strokes following non-force and neutral position cervical manipulative procedures [ 48, 49].
