Transient ischemic attacks: Strategies for minimizing stroke risk: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 75, No 6

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Transient ischemic attacks are often a harbinger of stroke. Diagnosis is not always easy and may hinge on the patient's neurologic history rather than on examination results. Dr Furlan examines the etiology and evaluation of transient ischemic attacks and discusses available treatments, which may prevent a disastrous stroke.

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