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BOF 86
Functional recovery of a patient who had sustained a stroke, all are true , except:
1-non dominant hemispheric lesions portend a bad prognosis
2-profound and prolonged coma is a very bad sign
3-large hemorrhagic strokes per se carry a poor early prognosis
4-severe headache
5-persistent gaze preference and gaze palsies

 

 

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