Acidente Vascular Cerebral Isquêmico com Efeito de Massa
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Infarto hemisférico, efeito de massa, tratamentoResumo
Os infartos cerebrais hemisféricos extensos são responsáveis por evolução desfavorável na maioria dos casos de acidente vascular cerebral. Apresentamos uma revisão sobre os mecanismos envolvidos nos infartos cerebrais com grande efeito de massa, os métodos disponíveis para um diagnóstico precoce e para a monitorização adequada e as alternativas de tratamento.
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