ArticleAnnals of Indian Academy of Neurology
Errors in the Diagnosis of Stroke-Tales of Common Stroke Mimics and Strokes in Hiding.
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Abstract
introductionStroke mimics are some of the common causes of misdiagnosis of stroke, with an attendant surfeit of finances and resources.
aimWe attempt to discuss some of the common neurological conditions mimicking stroke in the emergency.
methodsWe reviewed the articles in English discussing stroke mimics in the last 5 years of publication. PURPOSE OF THE REVIEW: We discuss the most common causes of stroke mimics encountered in neurological practice. In this short communication, we shall focus on the discussion of the diagnostic pitfalls and clinical clues that will help distinguish mimics from a true stroke.
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