Patterns of Stroke Recurrence According to Subtype of First Stroke Event: The North East Melbourne Stroke Incidence Study (NEMESIS)

Abstract

Approximately 9% of people with first-ever stroke suffered a recurrent event, despite many being prescribed secondary prevention agents. This has implications for the uptake of current preventive strategies and the development of new strategies. The possibility that ICH is greater among index LACI cases needs to be confirmed.