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TIA - transient ischaemic attacks

CNS disorders
21-03-2016,
Mgr Katarzyna Brydak

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TIA - transient ischaemic attacks

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TIAs, or transient ischaemic attacks, are caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain. Although they do not in themselves leave functional losses, they are a precursor to a stroke.

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