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Contents for Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1,1993

1 Editorial: Time Is Brain!Camilo R Gomez

3 Outcome and Pathogenesis of Stroke Is Conditioned by Place of Stroke OccurrenceEr-luan Feng, AllthollY J. Orenda,andJack P. Whisnant

9 Transcranial Doppler Findings During Spontaneous Recanalization of Vertebrobasilar OcclusionsMichael A. Sloan, Allan Krumholz, and Daniele Rigamonti

15 Artery-to-Artery Cerebral Emboli Detection with Transcranial Doppler: Analysis of Eight CasesStephanie Lash, DavidNewell, MarcMayberg, Alexander Spence, Colleen Douville, Sheila Byrd, and H. Richard Wi/III

23 Predictors of Cerebral Infarction Following Transient Ischemic AttackAskiel Bruno, Lynll Jeffries, Elizabeth LaKind, and Clifford Qualls

29 Comprehensive Outpatient Approach to Stroke RehabilitationKanakadurga RaoPoduri and Sharon L Steimer

49 Ticlopidine Aspirin Stroke Study: Outcome by Vascular Distribution of the Qualifying EventWilliam Pryse-Phillips for the Ticlopidine Aspirill Stroke Study Group

57 Impact of Transesophageal Echocardiogram on the Management of Acute StrokeR K. Mosewich, A. Shuaib, B. Cujec, and P. Polasek

61 Smoothly Progressive Cerebral Infarction Over Three Weeks: Clinicopathological Study in a Patient with Carotid OcclusionJulien Bogousslavsky and Judith Miklossy

65 Influence of Site on Course of Intracerebral HemorrhageDallie! B. Hier, Debra J. Babcock, Mary A. Foulkes, J. P. Mohr, Thomas R Price, and PhilipA. Wolf

75 Book Reviews

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77 Editorial: Omental Transposition for Cerebral RevascularizationHarryS. Goldsmith

81 Thalamic Infarcts: Effects of Cerebral Blood Flow, Metabolism, and Neuropsychological FunctionGudrun Boysen, Peter Hogh, Hans Pedersen, Gunilla Oberg, Peter Bruhn, Anne MarieThomsen, Charlotte Videbrek, Steen Hasselbalch, and

OlafPaulsoll

90 Longitudinal Outcome Among Patients with Ischemic Vascular Dementia[ohnStirlingMeyer, Yasuo Terayama, Shutaro Takashima, alldKarl F. Mortel

102 Differences in Erythrocyte Aggregability Between Multi-Infarct Dementia and Alzheimer's DiseaseShizuko Matsuoka, Yasuo Fukuuchi, MinoruTomita, Nerio Tanahashi, and Hidetaka Takeda

106 Diagnoal Earlobe Creases and Ischemic Stroke: Preliminary ReportRoss L Levineand Richard F. Daly

112 Nosocomial StrokeStephenJ. Marks, Michael D. Bennett, James Zisfein,and BrijM Singh

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115 Platelet Antiaggregants in Secondary Prevention After Stroke: Does Dipyridamole Add to the Effect of Aspirin?Herman J. Gelmers and Jan G. P. Tijssen

121 Sneddon's and the Primary Antiphospholipid Syndrome: Confusion ClarifiedRonald A. Ashersonand Ric/lard Cervera

123 Peri-Infarct Perfusion in Human Ischemia: Its Relation to Tissue Metabolism, Morphology, and Clinical OutcomeGereon R. Fink, Karl Herholz, Uwe Pietrzyk, Michael Huber, andWolf-Dieter Heiss

132 Stroke: The First Six Hours-EditorialClarkH. Millikan

133 Stroke: The First Six Hours-Emergency Evaluation and TreatmentNational Stroke Association Consensus Statement

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145 Association of Thromboxane B2 Production to Hypoxemic Periods During Sleep in Male Stroke PatientsHeikki Palomiiki and MarkkuKaste

150 Contribution of Remote Cortical Dysfunction to the Pathogenesis of Subcortical Aphasia: A ""'Tc-HMPAO SPECT StudyG. Demeurisse, M. Verhas, J. Patmwt, andA. Capon

157 Racial Differences for lacunar Infarcts Documented by Computed Tomography: A Comparison of Black and While PatientsLeon A. Weisberg

164 lacunar Infarction Due to Carotid StenosisDouglas Gelb

168 Ticlopidine Versus Aspirin for Stroke Prevention: On-Treatment Results from the Ticlopidine Aspirin Stroke StudyTiclopidine Aspirin Stroke Study Group

177 Delay Between Emergency Room Arrival and Stroke ConsultationMaheen M Malik, Camilo R. Gomez, Roekchai Tulyapronchote, MarcD. Malkoff, RamaBandlamudi, and Gerald A. Banet

181 A Differential Effect of Aspirin on Prevention of Stroke in Atrial FibrillationThe Stroke Prevention in AtrialFibrillation Investigators

189 Small Deep Cerebral Infarcts: Is There Synergism Between Hypertension and Diabetes?Patrick Pullicino andAnthony Zammit

193 Recognizing Depression: Preliminary Testing of the Whitney Observational Depression IndexFayW. Whitney and Eileen Michaels Bums

202 Natural History of Patients with Chronic Occlusion of the Internal Carotid ArteryJuan Nader andJulien Bogousslavsky

208 Book Review

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209 Coping and Life Satisfaction After StrokeGaleRobinson-Smith

216 Heachache Characteristics in Aneurysmal Subarachnoid HemorrhageThomas A. Lansen, SamuelS. Kasoff, and William Vingiano

222 Cerebrovascular Complications of Infective EndocarditisRong-Guey Homg. Ping-Keung Yip, Wen-Jone Chen, and Rang-Chi Chen

228 Delay Time Between Onset of Ischemic Stroke and Hospital ArrivalJose Biller, James T. Patrick, Alan Shepard, and Harold P. Adams, Jr.

231 A Prospective Evaluation of the Utility of Clinical Data in Distinguishing Acute Large Vessel from lacunar Cerebral InfarctionsS. Nadeau, J. Jordan, and S. Mishra

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240 Reversal of Acute Ischemic Hypodense Lesions on Computed TomographyD. K. Kim, Marc R Mayberg, Joseph M. Eskridge, David W. Newell, andH. Richard Winn

244 Decision Analysis and Carotid EndarterectomyStephen t: Nadeau

256 Big-Endothelin in Acute Ischemic StrokeG. F. Hamann, £ Isenberg, M.Strittmatter, R Moili, and K. Schimrigk

261 Shoulder Pain in Stroke Patients and Its Effects on RehabilitationKanakadurga RaoPoduri

267 Comparisons of Polio-Araiosis and Leuko-Araiosis in Dementias of Ischemic Vascular and Alzheimer TypesYasuo Terayama, John StirlingMeyer, Shutaro Takashima, Katsuyuki Obara, and SusanWeathers

276 Book Review

278 Author Index for Volume 3

279 Subject Index for Volume 3

281 Contents for Volume 3

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