What is the role of stroke subtype in early recurrence after ischemic stroke?
Research has shown that stroke subtype is an important factor for determining the risk of early recurrence after ischemic stroke. Studies have found that certain stroke subtypes, such as large-artery atherosclerosis, are associated with a higher risk of early recurrence compared to other stroke subtypes. Additionally, certain stroke syndromes, such as lacunar syndrome, are associated with a lower risk of early recurrence compared to other stroke syndromes. Therefore, it is important to identify the stroke subtype in order to better predict the risk of early recurrence after ischemic stroke.  