ArticleFrontiers in aging neuroscience2022
The value of circulating lymphocytic subpopulations in the diagnosis and repair of ischemic stroke patients with dizziness.
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Background: To determine whether dizziness can contribute to stroke as a main cause still remains challenging. This study aims to explore clinical biomarkers in the identification of ischemic stroke patients from people with dizziness and the prediction of their long-term recovery. Methods: From January 2018 to June 2019, 21 ischemic stroke patients with a main complaint of dizziness, 84 non-stroke dizziness patients and 87 healthy volunteers were recruited in this study. Then, their peripheral blood samples were collected, and the percentages of circulating lymphocytes T cells, CD4 Results: According to our data, a significant difference in the DNTs proportion was detected between non-stroke dizziness and ischemic stroke patients with dizziness ( Conclusion: Bregs and DNTs could be the clinical biomarkers together in the identification of ischemic stroke patients from people with dizziness.
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