
134| The Neuropsychology of Stroke – A Conversation With Dr. Ronald Lazar
Navigating Neuropsychology
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Neurological Consequences of Falls and Head Injuries in Older Individuals
This chapter discusses the neurological consequences of falls and head injuries in older individuals, focusing on the primary concerns of hemorrhages and T2 flare white matter hyperintensities. It explores the relationship between age and white matter hyperintensities, the clinical implications of carotid stenosis, and the modifiable risk factors for stroke, with an emphasis on hypertension. The chapter also touches on the impact of diabetes, atrial fibrillation, alcohol consumption, and disparities in stroke risk among different racial and ethnic groups.
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