تشريح الشريان السباتي مع انخفاض خطر النزيف والسمات الإشعاعية عالية الخطورة

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DOI: 10.1161/STR.0000000000000457

• The presence of radiographic high-risk features that are known predictors of ischemic stroke after dissection (such as severe stenosis or occlusion, intraluminal thrombus) in patients with low risk of bleeding may warrant anticoagulation therapy.
• Parenteral followed by oral anticoagulation may be considered in particular in patients at low risk of intracranial hemorrhage (small infarct size, no intradural extension, and no intracranial hemorrhage) but at high risk for ischemic stroke (eg, intraluminal thrombus, occlusive dissection).