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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / IS HEADACHE AT ADMISSION ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER RATE OF RECENT BRAIN MRI INJURY DURING MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION CRISIS?

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2022 Jun 01


J Hypertens


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/36027423?dopt=Abstract


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IS HEADACHE AT ADMISSION ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER RATE OF RECENT BRAIN MRI INJURY DURING MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION CRISIS?

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IS HEADACHE AT ADMISSION ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER RATE OF RECENT BRAIN MRI INJURY DURING MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION CRISIS?
Boulestreau R, Tillement J, Lucas L, Cremer A, Doublet J, Rubin S, Sibon I, Gosse P
J Hypertens. 2022 Jun 01; 40(Suppl 1):e297-e298.
PMID: 36027423.

Abstract

Reliable clinical signs associated with recent brain injuries in neurologically asymptomatic patients during malignant hypertension crisis are lacking. We aimed to compare the prevalence of brain MRI injuries between fully asymptomatic patients and those with isolated headache.
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