Transient Ischaemic Attacks Case 3
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A 73-year-old man presents with a 60-minute history of right arm weakness associated with difficulty speaking. He has fully recovered now.
He has a history of diabetes controlled with oral hypoglycaemics.
He has a BP of 135/85. His BM = 8mmol/l.
The ECG shows non specific T-wave changes.
The patient wants you to explain what has happened to him. Explain to the patient what a TIA is.
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Which two investigations are appropriate after specialist assessment?
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What package of interventions have been shown to reduce the 90-day risk in a patient like this?
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