Stroke, Vol 8, 329-331, Copyright © 1977 by American Heart Association
G Gudmundsson and JE Benedikz
This study was undertaken to estimate the incidence of cerebrovascular
disease in the age group 0-35 years in the population of Iceland during the
11 year period 1958 through 1968. The incidence for the whole country was
7.9/100,000-- males 7.5 and females 8.4. The incidence in Reykjavik,
8.3/100,000, was not significantly different from the rest of the country
(7.2/100,000)nor was there any significant difference between the sexes.
Comparison is made with similar studies.
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Epidemiological investigation of cerebrovascular disease in Iceland, 1958-1968 (ages 0-35 years): a total population survey
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