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Does the P1A2 polymorphism of GpIIIa increase the risk of cerebral infarction in young women?
Does the P1A2 polymorphism of GpIIIa increase the risk of cerebral infarction in young women?
The P1A2 polymorphism of GpIIIa is not associated with stroke in young women overall, but may increase risk among white women with a clinically identified probable etiology.
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No overall link to cerebral infarction; leaves open possible risk elevation in white women with identified etiology.
Wagner et al. (1998) studied this question.
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