Stroke secondary to cardiogenic embolismFrom our partner site on heart disease, MyHeartCentral.com.
Stroke secondary to atrial fibrillation Symptoms:
Signs and tests: advertisement The examination will determine the specific deficits present, which often correspond closely to the location of the injury in the brain. The examination may show the following:
The pulse may be irregular. Abnormal sounds may be heard by listening to the heart with a stethoscope. There may be signs of emboli (splinter hemorrhages). Tests include:
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