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Stroke. 1988;19:773-775

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Stroke, Vol 19, 773-775, Copyright © 1988 by American Heart Association

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Two cases of occipital infarction following cardiac catheterization

A Oliva and B Scherokman
Neurology Service, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC.

Transient visual disturbance following cardiac catheterization has been regarded as a benign and transient complication. We describe two cases of computed-tomography-documented occipital infarction after cardiac catheterization that emphasize a complication more serious than previously thought.




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