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Foramen ovale (PFO) and cryptogenic young patients of stroke -related, may be due to allow systemic venous thrombosis embolism through the atrial septum, into the left atrium and systemic arterial circulation
Stroke Thrombosis
Until there is definite evidence to prove its efficacy, transcatheter closure of PFO to eradicate right-to-left shunt is considered to be an intervention to reduce the risk of recurrence in patients with presumed PFO-related stroke, and transcatheter closure devices have been used in clinical practice
In order to confirm or refute the benefits of PFO occlusion, some randomized trials have been conducted.
However, this approach increases the risk of bias and may undermine trust in research conclusions
The change in infarct volume from baseline to follow-up MRI is an objective result that can provide additional support for the important findings of this clinical trial
They performed a blind assessment of the presence, location, and volume of diffusion-weighted imaging of recurrent clinical strokes or new infarcts (>3 mm) of T2/FLAIR, from baseline to 2-year follow-up MRI, comparing block therapy and medication alone Treatment
At follow-up, 18/383 (4.
Compared with drug-treated patients, closed patients had fewer clinical strokes, 5 cases (1.
There was no difference in the number, volume, and distribution of new infarcts compared with patients treated with medication alone
There is no difference in the number, volume and distribution of asymptomatic infarction compared with clinical stroke
According to the objective results of the new infarction on MRI, the closure of the foramen ovale can prevent recurrent cerebral infarction
Patent Foramen Ovale Closure Decreases the Incidence but Not the Size of New Brain Infarction on Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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