Background: Stroke in young adults is increasing worldwide and is associated with substantial long-term disability. Unlike stroke in older populations, young patients frequently present with uncommon etiologies that require specific diagnostic approaches and targeted secondary prevention strategies. Early recognition o...
B. K. Vitturi, F. Pacheco, R. Gagliardi· Clinics and Practice· 0 citations
BackgroundCovert brain infarction (CBI) is a frequent incidental neuroradiological finding increasingly recognized as clinically relevant due to its association with stroke, cognitive decline, and other adverse outcomes. However, substantial uncertainty remains regarding its optimal assessment and management, and exist...
B. K. Vitturi, Terence J. Quinn, G. Thomalla et al.· International Journal of Str...· 0 citations
Abstract Background In high cardiovascular risk populations without prior stroke, intensive blood pressure (BP) lowering confers greater reductions in cardiovascular events than standard targets. However, optimal BP targets in patients with ischaemic stroke (IS) or TIA remain uncertain. The primary objective of the OPT...
G. Silva, M. J. Machline-Carrion, K. Santo et al.· European Stroke Journal· 0 citations
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