Stroke burden in Guinea: Results from the Conakry Ignace Deen Hospital stroke registry

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healthcare

Créateur:

F AC DM HML

Éditeur:

SAG

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Sub-Saharan Africa has extremely high stroke prevalence and case fatality. Most Sub-Saharan African regions are uncharted in terms of stroke characteristics, epidemiology, and burden. We report here the results from the first stroke registry in Guinea.

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