Report
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
Report documents
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Executive summary of the final report
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
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Final report
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
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Documentation and evaluation of comments on the preliminary report
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
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Executive summary of the preliminary report
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
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Preliminary report
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
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Report plan version 1.0
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
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Documentation and appraisal of comments on the preliminary report plan
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
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Preliminary report plan
Dipyridamole and aspirin for secondary prevention after stroke or TIA
Press releases
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Treatment for stroke: dipyridamole plus ASA offers no advantages
Additional information
IQWiG health information
The main symptoms of a stroke are paralysis and speech problems. The cause is usually a blocked blood vessel. A stroke is a medical emergency. It is very important to have a stroke treated quickly to prevent permanent damage. Rehabilitation helps to reduce the effects of a stroke.
Project details
- Project no.
- A09-01
- Commission
- Commission awarded on 28.04.2011 by the Federal Joint Committee (GBA).
- Report type
- Report
- Status
- Commission completed
- Department/Division
- Drug Assessment
- Topic
- Heart and circulation