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Withdrawal of active treatment after intracerebral haemorrhage in the INTERACT2 study.

author

Paula Muñoz Venturelli

Xia Wang

Christian Stapf

Richard I Lindley

Candice Delcourt

John Chalmers

Craig S. Anderson

Thompson Robinson

Pablo M. Lavados

INTERACT2 Investigators

published in: Age and Ageing

date of publication: 2017-03-01

language: English

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