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Only one-third of 5,600 patients with retinal infarction, or stroke in the eye, underwent basic stroke work-up, and fewer than one in 10 were seen by a neurologist. One in 100 of the retinal infarction patients studied experienced another stroke within 90 days of their retinal infarction. Source: Too few with stroke of the eye are treated to reduce future stroke
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