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September 9, 2005Open Access

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Associations of Inflammatory and Hemostatic Variables With the Risk of Recurrent Stroke

MWMark WoodwardUniversité Claude Bernard Lyon 1 GLGordon LoweVascular Medicine DCDuncan J. CampbellHeart Failure & Transplant

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Fibrinogen and CRP are risk predictors for ischemic but not hemorrhagic stroke, independent of potential confounders.

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