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For Readers (Stroke Specialists and General Practitioners) of the Japanese Guidelines for the Management of Stroke
The arrival of the IT era has enabled us to access the latest information very quickly. In the medical world, published evidence can easily be obtained, and its common elements can be considered to re...
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Yukito Shinohara
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S1-S6
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I. Stroke in General
Stroke is the third most common cause of death following cancer and cardiac diseases in Japanese people. This order has not changed since 1980.1 However, because stroke is the most common disease lead...
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Yukito Shinohara,
Takehiko Yanagihara,
Koji Abe,
Toshiki Yoshimine,
Toshiyuki Fujinaka,
Takayo Chuma,
Fumio Ochi,
Masao Nagayama,
Akira Ogawa,
Norihiro Suzuki,
Yasuo Katayama,
Akio Kimura,
Shotai Kobayashi
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S7-S30
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II. Cerebral Infarction/Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA)
Stroke is the third most common cause of death in Japan. Approximately 0.13 million people die of stroke each year, and in 60% of them it is attributable to cerebral infarction.1 The accurate incidenc...
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Yukito Shinohara,
Takehiko Yanagihara,
Koji Abe,
Toshiki Yoshimine,
Toshiyuki Fujinaka,
Takayo Chuma,
Fumio Ochi,
Masao Nagayama,
Akira Ogawa,
Norihiro Suzuki,
Yasuo Katayama,
Akio Kimura,
Kazuo Minematsu
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S31-S73
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III. Intracerebral Hemorrhage
In Japan, the mortality rate for stroke reached a peak around 1965, and it has been declining since then. The major reason is a decrease in the mortality rate of intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH), and th...
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Yukito Shinohara,
Takehiko Yanagihara,
Koji Abe,
Toshiki Yoshimine,
Toshiyuki Fujinaka,
Takayo Chuma,
Fumio Ochi,
Masao Nagayama,
Akira Ogawa,
Norihiro Suzuki,
Yasuo Katayama,
Akio Kimura,
Nobuyuki Yasui
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S74-S99
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IV. Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
There is a clear difference in the age-standardized incidence of subarachnoid hemorrhages (SAHs) among different countries.1 According to reports, the lowest incidence is 1.04 people/100,000 populatio...
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Yukito Shinohara,
Takehiko Yanagihara,
Koji Abe,
Toshiyuki Fujinaka,
Takayo Chuma,
Fumio Ochi,
Masao Nagayama,
Akira Ogawa,
Norihiro Suzuki,
Yasuo Katayama,
Akio Kimura,
Toshiki Yoshimine
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S100-S115
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V. Asymptomatic Cerebrovascular Diseases
With the nationwide spread of MRI coupled with the regular brain checkup system in Japan, clinicians often incidentally come across the asymptomatic cerebrovascular diseases during routine medical exa...
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Yukito Shinohara,
Takehiko Yanagihara,
Koji Abe,
Toshiki Yoshimine,
Toshiyuki Fujinaka,
Takayo Chuma,
Fumio Ochi,
Masao Nagayama,
Akira Ogawa,
Norihiro Suzuki,
Yasuo Katayama,
Akio Kimura,
Takamasa Kayama
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S116-S128
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VI. Other Types of Cerebrovascular Disorders
Strokes most commonly develop in the presence of vascular or cardiac changes based on lifestyle-related diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes mellitus and hyperlipidemia. Therefore, the prevention ...
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Yukito Shinohara,
Takehiko Yanagihara,
Koji Abe,
Toshiki Yoshimine,
Toshiyuki Fujinaka,
Takayo Chuma,
Fumio Ochi,
Masao Nagayama,
Akira Ogawa,
Norihiro Suzuki,
Yasuo Katayama,
Akio Kimura,
Hiroaki Naritomi
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S129-S144
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VII. Rehabilitation
In Japan, there has been some concern that early ambulation may adversely affect cerebral circulation dynamics. Consequently, an idea that patients should be kept resting in bed during the acute phase...
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Yukito Shinohara,
Takehiko Yanagihara,
Koji Abe,
Toshiki Yoshimine,
Toshiyuki Fujinaka,
Takayo Chuma,
Fumio Ochi,
Masao Nagayama,
Akira Ogawa,
Norihiro Suzuki,
Yasuo Katayama,
Akio Kimura,
Meigen Lui,
Fumio Eto
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S145-S180
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Appendix
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Subject Index
ABCD score, in TIA, 47–50
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