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Combined with various previous studies, it is clear that it is not advisable
to strengthen the antihypertensive scheme.
ON OCTOBER 28, THE LANCET, A TOP MEDICAL JOURNAL, RELEASED ONLINE THE RESULTS OF THE FIRST PHASE OF THE STUDY OF "INTENSIVE ANTIHYPERTENSIVE THERAPY AFTER MECHANICAL THROMBECTOMY OF ACUTE ISCHEMIC STROKE" (ENCHANTED-2/MT), WHICH WAS PRESENTED BY CO-PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR PROFESSOR CRAIG ANDERSON AT THE 14TH WORLD STROKE CONGRESS ON THE SAME DAY (14th World Stroke Congress) was announced to the world and caused a sensation in the academic community at home and abroad
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The study, co-led by a team of Chinese and Australian scholars, found that the clinical prognosis of patients in the intensive antihypertensive therapy (systolic blood pressure <120mmHg)</b110> Dr.
Lili Song, director of the stroke program at The George Institute for Global Health (
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