Clinically relevant findings on 24-h head CT after acute stroke therapy: The 24-h CT score

A.S. and B.Z. have full access to the data used in the analysis in this article. Deidentified data will be shared after ethics approval if requested by other investigators for purposes of replicating the results.

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International Journal of Stroke
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2024-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.1177/17474930241289992
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Acute Ischemic Stroke Management
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Clinically relevant findings on 24-h head CT after acute stroke therapy: The 24-h CT score

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A.S. and B.Z. have full access to the data used in the analysis in this article. Deidentified data will be shared after ethics approval if requested by other investigators for purposes of replicating the results.

International Journal of StrokeVol. 20(2)
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