Sentence examples for stroke extent from inspiring English sources

Our patients were less severely affected by MCA stroke extension according to the DWI stroke extent, the NIHSS, and mRS scores than previously reported (Singer et al. 2007).

Beyond these broad strokes, the extent of iris pigmentation variation within and between species has not been characterized.

The success of neural transplantation depends on several factors: the stroke model (location, extent, and degree of infarction), the donor cell viability and survival at pre- and post-transplantation, and the surgical technique, among others.

However, these studies did not address whether PCBs influence stroke outcome (the extent of damage occurring after a stroke) nor did they consider the contribution of developmental exposure to PCBs in determining adult susceptibility to cerebral ischemia.

This contrasts to findings in a heterogeneous population with subcortical stroke of varying extent examined at different time points with a range between 3 and 18 months (Fan et al. 2012) and a recent study in subcortical patients undergoing constrained induced movement therapy (Gauthier et al. 2008) that found widespread bilateral GMV change.

The Strokes, to some extent.

The overdoses at Cedars-Sinai involved CT brain perfusion scans, a type of imaging "used in certain urgent situations — such as a suspected stroke — to identify the extent of possible blood flow problems in the brain," the hospital said in a statement.

This facility was, to some extent, a stroke of genius.

"An understanding of how the epaulette shark protects vulnerable tissues such as the heart and brain could be expected to give rise to novel interventions that could be employed in a clinical setting for victims of heart attack and stroke, to diminish the extent of damage that results from insufficient oxygen," she says.

40 41 Despite this agreement, on deeper investigation, few studies show similarities in the reported type and extent of stroke accuracy reductions.

In patients with T2DM, studies also consistently demonstrate that smoking is a risk factor for mortality and coronary heart disease, and to a lesser extent for stroke.