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Kasprowicz, A.L., Manuck, S.B., Malkoff, S.B. and Krantz, D.S. (1990), Individual-Differences in Behaviorally Evoked Cardiovascular- Response - Temporal Stability and Hemodynamic Patterning. Psychophysiology, 27 (6), 605-619.

Abstract: This study evaluates the reproducibility of individual differences in behaviorally evoked cardiovascular reactivity among 39 young adult males. Presented also are initial data describing idiosyncratic patterns of hemodynamic adjustment that may underlie pressor responses to laboratory stressors. Subjects were administered three experimental stressors (mental arithmetic, mirror tracing, and bicycle exercise) on two occasions, four weeks apart. Heart rate, blood pressure, and impedance-derived measurements of cardiac pre-ejection period, stroke index, cardiac index, and total peripheral resistance were obtained during baseline and task periods at each session. To index task-induced "reactivity," residualized (baseline- adjusted) change scores were calculated for all variables; percentage change from baseline was also calculated for impedance-derived hemodynamic measurements. Test-retest (inter-session) correlations were significant for nearly all baseline, task, and change-score measurements. The few exceptions included diastolic blood pressure changes during mirror tracing and bicycle exercise and changes in stroke index and peripheral resistance during mental arithmetic. Although virtually all baseline and task correlations exceeded .60, reactivity indices yielded consistently lower retest correlations (significant r's = .35-.78; median r = .49). In subsequent analyses, subsets of individuals were identified whose reactions to mental arithmetic at the first laboratory session reflected changes in either cardiac output (CI reactors, n = 9) or total peripheral resistance (TPR reactors, n = 6), or a combination of cardiac and vascular influences (Mixed reactors, n = 8). This typology of hemodynamic response: (a) was corroborated by corresponding group differences in heart rate, pre-ejection period, and stroke index; (b) was reproducible on retesting; and (c) showed some generalization to the mirror tracing task, though not to bicycle exercise

Keywords: BLOOD PRESSURE/BLOOD-PRESSURE/CARDIAC-OUTPUT/CARDIOVASCULAR REACTIVITY/EXERCISE/FOLLOW- UP/HYPERTENSION/IMPEDANCE CARDIOGRAPHY/REACTIVITY/RELIABILITY/REPRODUCIBILITY/STRESS

Robinson, R.G., Lipsey, J.R. and Price, T.R. (1985), Diagnosis and Clinical Management of Post-Stroke Depression. Psychosomatics, 26 (10), 769-&

Birketsmith, M., Knudsen, H.C., Nissen, J., Blegvad, N., Kohler, O., Rasmussen, D. and Wormpetersen, S. (1989), Life Events and Social Support in Prediction of Stroke Outcome. Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 52 (1-3), 146-150

Baum, H.M. (1981), An Examination of the Demographics of Stroke Victims Using Prevalence and Mortality Data. Public Health, 95 (1), 9-14

Arbuckle, D.D., Harris, R.I. and Goldacre, M.J. (1982), Stroke in People Under 55 Years of Age. Public Health, 96 (2), 96-100

Wandless, I. (1983), Hospital Referral in Acute Stroke. Public Health, 97 (4), 197-203

Oleckno, W.A. (1988), The Risk of Stroke in Young-Adults - An Analysis of the Contribution of Cigarette-Smoking and Alcohol-Consumption. Public Health, 102 (1), 45-55

Baum, H.M. (1982), Stroke Prevalence - An Analysis of Data from the 1977 National- Health-Interview-Survey. Public Health Reports, 97 (1), 24-30

Havas, S. and Walker, B. (1986), Massachusetts Approach to the Prevention of Heart-Disease, Cancer, and Stroke. Public Health Reports, 101 (1), 29-39

Havas, S., Wozenski, S., Deprez, R., Miller, L., Charman, R., Hamrell, M., Green, L. and Benn, S. (1989), Report of the New-England Task-Force on Reducing Heart-Disease and Stroke Risk. Public Health Reports, 104 (2), 134-142

Allen, C.M.C. (1983), Clinical-Diagnosis of the Acute Stroke Syndrome. Quarterly Journal of Medicine, 52 (208), 515-523

Wade, D.T. and Hewer, R.L. (1985), Outlook After An Acute Stroke - Urinary-Incontinence and Loss of Consciousness Compared in 532 Patients. Quarterly Journal of Medicine, 56 (221), 601-608

Hosenpud, J.D., Hart, M.V., Rowles, J.R. and Morton, M.J. (1986), Maternal Heart-Rate and Stroke Volume in the Pygmy Goat - Effects of Exercise and Cardiac Autonomic Blockade. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Physiology and Cognate Medical Sciences, 71 (1), 59-65

Fullerton, K.J., Mackenzie, G. and Stout, R.W. (1988), Prognostic Indexes in Stroke. Quarterly Journal of Medicine, 66 (250), 147-162

Stout, R.W. (1989), Hyperglycemia and Stroke. Quarterly Journal of Medicine, 73 (271), 997-1004

Barer, D.H. and Mitchell, J.R.A. (1989), Predicting the Outcome of Acute Stroke - do Multivariate Models Help. Quarterly Journal of Medicine, 70 (261), 27-39

Barer, D.H. (1990), The Influence of Visual and Tactile Inattention on Predictions for Recovery from Acute Stroke. Quarterly Journal of Medicine, 74 (273), 21-32

Meneghini, R. (1984), Application of the Lienard-Wiechert Solution to A Lightning Return Stroke Model. Radio Science, 19 (6), 1485-1498

Cooray, V. (1987), Effects of Propagation on the Return Stroke Radiation-Fields. Radio Science, 22 (5), 757-768

Gandsman, E.J., North, D.L., Shulman, R.S. and Bough, E.W. (1981), Measurement of the Ventricular Stroke Volume Ratio by Gated Radionuclide Angiography. Radiology, 138 (1), 161-165

Buonanno, F.S., Pykett, I.L., Kistler, J.P., Vielma, J., Brady, T.J., Hinshaw, W.S., Goldman, M.R., Newhouse, J.H. and Pohost, G.M. (1982), Cranial Anatomy and Detection of Ischemic Stroke in the Cat by Nuclear Magnetic-Resonance Imaging. Radiology, 143 (1), 187-193

Bryan, R.N., Willcott, M.R., Schneiders, N.J., Ford, J.J. and Derman, H.S. (1983), Nuclear Magnetic-Resonance Evaluation of Stroke - A Preliminary-Report. Radiology, 149 (1), 189-192

Schwaiger, M., Ratib, O., Henze, E., Grossman, R., Dracup, K., Tillisch, J.H., Bae, J.H. and Schelbert, H.R. (1984), Left-Ventricular Stroke Volume Determinations from Radionuclide Ventriculograms - the Effects of Photon Attenuation. Radiology, 153 (1), 235-240

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Finnertyfried, P., Myers, J.E. and Barry, J.R. (1986), Rehabilitation of Older Persons Disabled by Cancer, Stroke, and Heart-Disease. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 29 (4), 266-277

Itoh, S., Tanaka, M., Ikemoto, F., Yamamoto, K., Morita, N. and Okamoto, K. (1986), Renal High-Molecular-Weight Renin - Unusual Formation in the Aged Stroke-Prone Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats. Renal Physiology and Biochemistry, 9 (3), 177-186

Senjo, M., Yamazaki, N., Minami, M., Hirokami, M., Saito, H. and Parvez, H. (1986), Decreased Monoamine-Oxidase Activity in Stroke-Prone Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat Kidneys. Research Communications in Chemical Pathology and Pharmacology, 52 (2), 207-216

Purcell, K. (1981), A Tennis Forehand-Backhand Drive Skill Test Which Measures Ball Control and Stroke Firmness. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 52 (2), 238-245

Saito, M. (1982), The Effect of Training on the Relationships Among Velocity, Stroke Rate and Distance Per Stroke in Untrained Subjects Swimming the Breaststroke. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport , 53 (4), 323-329

Butter, C.M., Kirsch, N.L. and Reeves, G. (1990), The Effect of Lateralized Dynamic Stimuli on Unilateral Spatial Neglect Following Right-Hemisphere Lesions. Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience, 2 (1), 39-46.

Abstract: Patients with unilateral (left-sided) spatial neglect following right-hemisphere stroke were tested for the effects of visual stimulation on performance of a line-bisection task. As predicted from research on brain mechanisms of spatial orientation and attention, dynamic visual stimuli presented on the left side substantially reduced neglect in the task. In contrast, left sided static stimuli reduced neglect significantly less and dynamic stimuli presented in the center had no effect on neglect. Neglect patients with hemianopia did not show significantly less benefit of left-sided dynamic stimuli compared to neglect patients without hemianopia, suggesting that the effect of these stimuli was unconscious and automatic. The potential advantages of lateralized dynamic stimuli in the rehabilitation of neglect are discussed

Keywords: ATTENTION/MONKEY/ORGANIZATION/REHABILITATION/RIGHT BRAIN-DAMAGE/STROKE/SUPERIOR COLLICULUS/UNILATERAL SPATIAL NEGLECT

Odaka, K., Wakahara, T. and Masuda, I. (1986), Stroke-Order-Independent Online Character-Recognition Algorithm and Its Application. Review of the Electrical Communications Laboratories, 34 (1), 79-85

Lara, P.F., Ferreira, A., Paulillo, L.F. and Cukierman, M. (1985), Study of the Cerebral Vascular Alterations by Radioisotopic Method in Atherosclerosis and Or Stroke in Patients Using Piracetan-Diidroergotoxine. Revista Brasileira de Medicina, 42 (4), 137-140

Lara, P.F., Ferreira, A., Paulillo, L.F. and Cukierman, M. (1985), Clinical Usefulness of the Association Piracetam- Dihydroergotoxine in Subjects with Cerebral Sclerosis and Or Sequelae of Cerebral Stroke. Revista Brasileira de Medicina, 42 (5), 164-166

[Anon]. (1987), One Month Jaudince Duration in A 66 Years Old Man with A Stroke. Revista Clinica Espanola, 180 (2), 104-111

Cascallar, P.R., Mena, L.A., Cruz, A.F. and Casado, J.M.R. (1988), Upper Gastric Bleeding As A Complication of Acute Cerebrovascular Stroke in the Elderly. Revista Clinica Espanola, 182 (6), 307-310

Idiaquez, J. (1984), Short-Term Prognostic Factors in Stroke. Revista Medica de Chile, 112 (6), 544-546

Donoso, A., Brunetti, M. and Santander, M. (1984), Acute-Psychosis Due to Ischemic Stroke - Experience with 9 Patients. Revista Medica de Chile, 112 (10), 1017-1020

Barinagarrementeria, F., Arreola, I.B., Cordon, M., Salgado, P. and Zenteno, M.A. (1989), Cervicocraneal Arterial Arterial Dissection - Another Cause of Cerebral Stroke in Mexico. Revista Mexicana de Radiologia, 43 (3), 87-92

Debray, J.M., Truelle, J.L., Joseph, P.A. and Legall, D. (1986), Amnesic Stroke. Revue de Medecine Interne, 7 (4), 405-411

Giroud, M., Chague, F., Guard, O. and Dumas, R. (1987), Ischemic Stroke and Sporting Activities - A Study of 6 Cases. Revue de Medecine Interne, 8 (4), 373-378

Routon, M.C. and Mselati, J.C. (1982), Heat-Stroke in the Child. Revue du Praticien, 32 (21), 1441-1445

Giroud, M., Beuriat, P., Vion, P., Gisselmann, A., Dathis, P., Dusserre, L. and Dumas, R. (1988), Incidence of Stroke in A Mean Town of France. Revue D Epidemiologie et de Sante Publique, 36 (4-5), 360-368

Szczesniewska, D., Kurjata, P., Broda, G., Polakowska, M. and Kupsc, W. (1990), Comparison of Official Mortality Statistics with Data Obtained from Myocardial-Infarction and Stroke Registers. Revue D Epidemiologie et de Sante Publique, 38 (5-6), 435-439.

Abstract: Two sources of information about deaths caused by myocardial infarction and stroke were compared: official statistical data obtained from the Central Statistical office (CSO), and data from the registers of myocardial infarction and stroke conducted under the POL-MONICA Warsaw Project. The completeness of the MONICA registers with respect to the CSO data was 78 %, and the completeness of the CSO data with respect to the MONICA registers was 88 %. The main causes of the differences were: lack of information in the registers on deaths outside Warsaw; lack of unequivocal identification markers in patients' records from different sources; and other errors in data processing. The agreement of the diagnoses in death certificates (in the CSO material) with the diagnoses in the MONICA registers was 70.4 % for myocardial infarction, and 64.4 % for stroke. The main cause of the disagreement between the diagnoses was a different methodological approach to the collection of data in the two information sources

Keywords: MONICA PROJECT/MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION MORTALITY/POL-MONICA WARSAW PROJECT/REGISTERS/STROKE MORTALITY

Ganowa, M., Morgenstern, W., Ostorlamm, E., Scheidt, R., Scheuermann, W. and Nussel, E. (1990), 1St Results from the Monica Stroke Register in Heidelberg. Revue D Epidemiologie et de Sante Publique, 38 (5-6), 441-445.

Abstract: The Stroke Register was established in 1984 in Heidelberg, as a part of the MONICA Project, covering the same population (approximately 601,000) as the Acute Myocardial Infarction Register. In the present analysis, the data for men and women (aged 25-64) for 1985 and 1986 are presented. During the two years, 303 men and 143 women were registered. The overall age- standardized attack rate was 127.2/100,000 for men and 52.8/100,000 for women, and the age-standardized incidence was 97.4/100,000 in men and 42.9/100,000 in women. The proportion of first stroke was 76.5 % in men and 81 % in women. The 28- days mortality was 12 % for men and 19 % for women. Hypertension, diabetes mellitus, smoking and heart disease (coronary heart disease, rhythm disturbances) were identified as risk factors for stroke. Among the registered victims of stroke, 61 % of the men and 67 % of women had a history of hypertension. In men, a high prevalence of smokers, 54 % was found (33.9 % in the total population in the same age range). In women, the prevalence of smokers is nearly the same as in the total population. Diabetes mellitus was present in 23 % of men and in 40 % of women, and hyperlipidaemia in 30 % of men and in 18 % of women

Keywords: ATTACK RATE/INCIDENCE/MORTALITY/STROKE REGISTER

Boedhidarmojo, R., Setianto, B., SUTEDJO, Kusmana, D., ANDRADI, Supari, F. and Salan, R. (1990), A Study of Base-Line Risk-Factors for Coronary Heart-Disease - Results of Population Screening in A Developing-Country. Revue D Epidemiologie et de Sante Publique, 38 (5-6), 487-491.

Abstract: To contribute information on coronary heart disease and its risk factors (information which is still scarce in developing countries), this report is presented on a population screening study done in urban Jakarta, using the MONICA Protocol. A randomly selected sample of 2073 people (25-64 years) from 3 districts (total population 523,000) of Jakarta were examined. The results were as follows: electrocardiogram (ECG) signs of old myocardial infarction were found in 2.7 %, and sequelae of stroke in 0.5 % of respondents: prevalence of hypertension was found in 14.9 % ; male smokers were 59.9 % (females only 5.9 %) ; mean serum total cholesterol concentrations were 5.2 mmol/L in men and 5.4 mmol/L in women, with 13.4 % of all respondents having hypercholesterolaemia (greater-than-or-equal-to 6.5 mmol/L) ; regular alchol drinkers were only 2.7 %. Anti- smoking, anti-hypertension and active physical exercise campaigns already launched many years ago will be boosted, along with the preservation of the traditional low fat diet of the common Indonesian

Keywords: CARDIAC/CORONARY HEART DISEASE/DEVELOPING COUNTRIES/HEART/KRETEK CIGARETTE

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Noorwali, A.A. and Abdulwahab, S. (1989), Pattern of Serum Enzymes in Heat-Stroke. Saudi Medical Journal, 10 (6), 485-490

Yaqub, B.A., Obeid, T. and Seraj, M.A. (1989), Malignant Hyperthermia, Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome and Heat-Stroke - Spectrum of A Clinical Syndrome. Saudi Medical Journal, 10 (4), 254-259

Kaste, M. (1981), Medical-Care Program of Stroke. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 13 (2-3), 89-92

Deshayes, A., Briand, J.P. and Weber, B. (1981), Filterability and Stroke - Correlations with Quantitative Eeg. Scandinavian Journal of Clinical & Laboratory Investigation, 41 255-258

Dimitrijevic, M.R., Faganel, J., Sherwood, A.M. and Mckay, W.B. (1981), Activation of Paralyzed Leg Flexors and Extensors During Gait in Patients After Stroke. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 13 (4), 109-115

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Hamrin, E. (1982), One Year After Stroke - A Follow-Up of An Experimental-Study. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 14 (3), 111-116

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Asplund, K., Fuglmeyer, A.R., Engde, M., Eriksson, S. and Strand, T. (1983), Respiratory Alkalosis Early After Stroke - Its Relation to Loco-Motor Function. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine , 103-107

Sjogren, K. (1983), Sexuality After Stroke with Hemiplegia .2. with Special Regard to Partnership Adjustment and to Fulfillment. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 15 (2), 63-69

Fuglmeyer, A.R., Linderholm, H. and Wilson, A.F. (1983), Restrictive Ventilatory Dysfunction in Stroke - Its Relation to Locomotor Function. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 118-124

Mcclatchie, G., Schuld, W. and Goodwin, S. (1983), A Maximized-Adl Index of Functional Status for Stroke Patients - Methodological Considerations. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 15 (4), 155-163

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Bjorneby, E.R. and Reinvang, I.R. (1985), Acquiring and Maintaining Self-Care Skills After Stroke - the Predictive Value of Apraxia. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 17 (2), 75-80

Reinvang, I. and Sundet, K. (1985), The Validity of Functional Assessment with Neuropsychological Tests in Aphasic Stroke Patients. Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 26 (3), 208-218

Kotila, M., Niemi, M.L. and Laaksonen, R. (1986), 4-Year Prognosis of Stroke Patients with Visuospatial Inattention. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 18 (4), 177-179

Weddell, R.A. (1987), Social, Functional, and Neuropsychological Determinants of the Psychiatric-Symptoms of Stroke Patients Receiving Rehabilitation and Living at Home. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 19 (3), 93-98

Wade, D.T., Wood, V.A., Heller, A., Maggs, J. and Hewer, R.L. (1987), Walking After Stroke - Measurement and Recovery Over the 1St 3 Months. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 19 (1), 25-30

Finset, A., Sundet, K. and Haakonsen, M. (1988), Neuropsychological Syndromes in Right-Hemisphere Stroke Patients. Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 29 (1), 9-20

Lindmark, B. and Hamrin, E. (1988), Evaluation of Functional-Capacity After Stroke As A Basis for Active Intervention - Presentation of A Modified Chart for Motor Capacity Assessment and Its Reliability. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 20 (3), 103-109

Lindmark, B. and Hamrin, E. (1988), Evaluation of Functional-Capacity After Stroke As A Basis for Active Intervention - Validation of A Modified Chart for Motor Capacity Assessment. Scandinavian Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine,