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Transient ischemic attack: what to do?

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By the 6 hours after the attack, the patient should undergo some investigations such as neurological examination, monitoring of blood pressure values, fundus examination eye, cardiology examination and ECG, blood chemistry tests, X-ray of the chest, computed tomography. If the patient is then a candidate for a surgery, then it is necessary to undergo other examinations as well: angiography, Holter monitoring, echocardiography, Doppler or echodoppler and CSF examination.

Therapy

The Physician should take a twofold attitude:

Identification and control of any risk factors
Anticoagulant prophylaxis with aspirin

Source: Medical Guard Handbook by Mediserve

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