论文信息 - Cerebrovascular occlusions in relatively young patients with regional enteritis.

Cerebrovascular occlusions in relatively young patients with regional enteritis.

Two relatively young patients with regional enteritis had angiographically demonstrated cerebrovascular occlusions. A definite predisposing cause was not found in either patient. There is possible relationship between regional enteritis and cerebrovascular occlusions.

A. Silverstein | D. Present

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