Stroke Prevention in Clinical Practice

Part I. Introduction

1. The Significance Of Stroke
Daryll M. Baker

2. Identifying Patients at Risk of Ischemic Stroke
Daryll M. Baker

3. Investigating Patients at Risk of Stroke
Daryll M. Baker

Part II. Reducing the Risk of Stroke by Reducing Embolic Events

4. Antiplatelet Therapy
Daryll M. Baker

5. Reducing Cardioembolic Events
Daryll M. Baker

6. Reducing Cervical Vessel Embolic Events
Daryll M. Baker

Part III. Reducing the Risk of Stroke by Modifying Atherosclerotic Risk Factors

7. Managing Hypertension

8. Managing Diabetes

9. Managing Hyperlipidemia
Daryll M. Baker

10. Reducing the Risk of Stroke by Modifying Life Style
Daryll M. Baker

11. Identifying Other Atherosclerotic Diseases
Daryll M. Baker

12. Managing Lacunar Infarcts
Daryll M. Baker

Part IV. Reducing the Risk of Stroke by Reducing Procoagulant (Thrombotic) Risk Factors

13. Managing Procoagulant Thrombotic States
Daryll M. Baker

Part V. Reducing the Risk of Stroke from Other Causes

14. Managing Central Nervous System Vasculitis
Daryll M. Baker

15. Managing Stroke in Human Immunodeficiency Virus–Infected Patients
Daryll M. Baker

16. Thyroid Diseases and Stroke
Daryll M. Baker

Part VI. Prevention of Other Cardiovascular Events in Cerebrovascular Patients

17. Management of Silent Myocardial Ischemia in Stroke Patients
Daryll M. Baker

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Keywords: MEDICAL / Public Health MED078000