ACUTE CEREBRAL AND CEREBELLAR CORTICAL MICROINFARCTIONS (CMI)

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Tiny brain strokes often invisible on later scans, study finds

Knowledge-focused Completed

This study looked at 59 patients who had very small strokes (called microinfarctions) in either the cerebrum or cerebellum. Researchers wanted to see how often these tiny spots could still be seen on follow-up MRI scans done in routine care. The goal was to understand if MRI is b…

Matched conditions: ACUTE CEREBRAL AND CEREBELLAR CORTICAL MICROINFARCTIONS (CMI)

Sponsor: Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Nīmes • Aim: Knowledge-focused

Last updated Jun 27, 2026 14:00 UTC

ACUTE CEREBRAL AND CEREBELLAR CORTICAL MICROINFARCTIONS (CMI)

Get alerted when new ACUTE CEREBRAL AND CEREBELLAR CORTICAL MICROINFARCTIONS (CMI) trials appear

Tiny brain strokes often invisible on later scans, study finds