Coma in adult cerebral venous thrombosis: The BEAST study.

Redoy RanjanGie Ken-DrorIda MartinelliElvira GrandoneSini HiltunenErik LindgrenMaurizio MargaglioneVeronique Le Cam DuchezAude Triquenot BaganMarialuisa ZeddeNicola GianniniYnte M RuigrokBradford B WorrallJennifer J MajersikJukka PutaalaElena HaapaniemiSusanna M ZuurbierMatthijs C BrouwerSerena M PassamontiMaria AbbattistaPaolo BucciarelliRobin LemmensEmanuela PappalardoPaolo CostaMarina ColombiDiana Aguiar de SousaSofia RodriguesPatrícia CanhãoAleksander TkachRosa SantacroceGiovanni FavuzziAntonio ArauzDonatella ColaizzoKostas SpengosAmanda HodgeReina DittaAlessandro PezziniJonathan M CoutinhoVincent ThijsKatarina JoodTurgut TatlisumakJosé M FerroPankaj Sharma

Published in: European journal of neurology (2024)

Although CVT is a female-predominant disease, men were older and nearly twice as likely to suffer from coma than women.

Keyphrases

middle aged
polycystic ovary syndrome
physical activity
subarachnoid hemorrhage
type diabetes
pregnant women
adipose tissue
young adults
breast cancer risk
blood brain barrier