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| Q. |
Which is INCORRECT of treatment of TIA’s? |
| A. | Aspirin 150 mg/day reduces risk of subsequent stroke by about 30%. |
| B. | Clopidagrel was shown in the CAPRIE study to have a slight advantage over aspirin in stroke prevention. |
| C. | Anticoagulation of patients with TIA’s secondary to thrombosis has been shown to improve outcome. |
| D. | Carotid endarterectomy will reduce death rate by almost 50% in patients with greater than 80% stenosis. |
| E. | Patients with considerable carotid stenosis (>70%), should be admitted for anticoagulation pending consideration for surgery. |
| Answer» C. Anticoagulation of patients with TIA’s secondary to thrombosis has been shown to improve outcome. | |
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