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Hospitalization after a transient ischemic attack is recommended to monitor, evaluate, and treat conditions promptly, as recovery strongly predicts a subsequent event.
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TIAs are ominous and strongly predict subsequent events, warranting acute hospitalization for monitoring and prompt treatment.
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S. Claiborne Johnston (2007) conducted a review in Transient ischemic attacks (TIAs). Hospitalization was evaluated. Hospitalization after a transient ischemic attack is recommended to monitor, evaluate, and treat conditions promptly, as recovery strongly predicts a subsequent event.
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