Background: The morphology of a patent foramen ovale (PFO) with a high-risk for cryptogenic ischemic stroke (CS) is an important factor in the selection of patients for transcatheter closure, but the morphological features of PFO in older patients with a history of CS are less known because the most data are obtained from younger patients.
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