Background: Ischaemic stroke features may show regional differences. Posterior circulation
stroke (PCS) is of special interest, as symptomatology, course and outcome are usually …

Background Posterior cerebral circulation ischemic stroke (PCS) comprises up to 25% of all
strokes. It is characterized by variable presentation, leading to misdiagnosis and morbidity …

Background and Purpose: Posterior circulation stroke accounts for approximately 20% of all
strokes with varied clinical presentation, which differ from strokes in anterior circulation, with …

Aims To determine etiopathogenetic factors, predictors of in-hospital morbidity and mortality,
and discharge status in a serially recruited cohort of PCS patients at a tertiary care hospital …

To understand the characteristics of posterior circulation ischemic stroke (PCS) in the
Korean population better, we retrospectively reviewed the data from the Hallym Stroke …

Objective Stroke research and clinical trials have focused mainly on anterior circulation
stroke (ACS). Since clinical characteristics, mechanisms, and outcomes of posterior …

Posterior circulation ischaemic stroke (PCIS) is a disease of high mortality and morbidity.
They account for 20–25% of all ischaemic strokes. However, it is relatively under-researched …

Posterior circulation strokes represent approximately 20% of all ischemic strokes (,). In
contrast to the anterior circulation, several differences in presenting symptoms, clinical …

Background: Posterior circulation (PC) stroke, which was previously less well known than
anterior circulation (AC) stroke, has become more identified due to the development of …

Background and purpose Physicians treating patients with posterior circulation strokes
(PCS) tended to debate more on whether or not to introduce anticoagulation rather than …