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Nonhypertensive Cerebral Small-Vessel Disease
Stroke 28:2222-2229, Lammie,G.A.,et al, 1997
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Article Abstract
SVD was manifest largely as concentric lyaline wall thickening; lipothyalinosis and fibrinois necrosis were rarely observed.Thirty-one percent of cases failed to meet stringent clinicopathological criteria for significant prior hypertension.In 9%of cases,patients had been nonelderly, nondiabetic,and normotensive.Five of six cases lacking classic risk factors had systemic conditions known to enhance small-vessel permeability.The nature of SVD appears to have been modified by effective treatment of hypertension.Classic risk factors are often absent.The hypothesis that a variety of conditions that enhance small-vessel permeability may contribute to the pathogenesis of SVD merits consideration.
 
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