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Insular cortical ischemia is associated with but does not predict acute hypertension and is not related to acute hyperglycemia

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Pettersen, J., Pexman, J., Barber, P., Demchuk, A., Buchan, A., & Hill, M. (2005). Insular cortical ischemia is associated with but does not predict acute hypertension and is not related to acute hyperglycemia. 238, S430–S431.

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Pettersen, J, et al. “Insular Cortical Ischemia Is Associated with but Does Not Predict Acute Hypertension and Is Not Related to Acute Hyperglycemia.” vol. 238, 2005, pp. S430–S431.

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Pettersen, J, J Pexman, P Barber, A Demchuk, A Buchan, and M Hill. 2005. “Insular Cortical Ischemia Is Associated with but Does Not Predict Acute Hypertension and Is Not Related to Acute Hyperglycemia.” 238: S430–S431.
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Host title:: JOURNAL OF THE NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES
Volume:: 238
Pages:: S430-S431
Publication date:: 2005-11-15
ISSN:: 0022-510X

Pubs id:: pubs:84603
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Source identifiers:: 84603
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_103594eaf06547d1bec1a4637354feb3

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