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Do host diseases alter pathophysiological mechanisms of brain oedema and stroke?

April 26, 2017brain brain and spine foundation diseases host mechanisms oedema pathophysiological stroke

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Do host diseases alter pathophysiological mechanisms of brain oedema and stroke?

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Hypertension and diabetes are accepted risk factors for stroke and intracerebral haemorrhage. This project evaluated how diseases such as these influence the course of a blood clot in the brain and showed that there may be opportunities to reduce the risk in people with these conditions.