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Delirium risk stratification in consecutive unselected admissions to acute medicine: validation of externally derived risk scores

Pendlebury, ST, Lovett, N, Smith, SC, et al.
2016-01-12

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Impact of different operational definitions on mild cognitive impairment rate and MMSE and MoCA performance in transient ischaemic attack and stroke.

Pendlebury, ST, Mariz, J, Bull, L, et al.
2013

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Transient cognitive impairment in TIA and minor stroke.

Pendlebury, ST, Wadling, S, Silver, LE, et al.
2011-11-05

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Underfunding of stroke research: a Europe-wide problem.

Pendlebury, ST, Rothwell, PM, Algra, A, et al.
2004-10-05

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Validation of the Montreal cognitive assessment versus mini-mental state examination against hypertension and hypertensive arteriopathy after transient ischemic attack or minor stroke.

Webb, AJ, Pendlebury, ST, Li, L, et al.
2014-11-05

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Cognitive outcomes after acute coronary syndrome: A population based comparison with transient ischaemic attack and minor stroke

Volonghi, I, Pendlebury, ST, Welch, SJV, et al.
2013-10-05

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Relating MRI changes to motor deficit after ischemic stroke by segmentation of functional motor pathways.

Pineiro, R, Pendlebury, ST, Smith, S, et al.
2000-03-05

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Dementia in patients hospitalized with stroke: rates, time course, and clinico-pathologic factors.

Pendlebury, ST
2012-10-05

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Differences in cognitive profile between TIA, stroke and elderly memory research subjects: a comparison of the MMSE and MoCA.

Pendlebury, ST, Markwick, A, de Jager, CA, et al.
2012-01-05

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Sepsis recognition tools in acute ambulatory care: associations with process of care and clinical outcomes in a service evaluation of an Emergency Multidisciplinary Unit in Oxfordshire

Camm, CF, Hayward, G, Elias, TCN, et al.
2018-04-09

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