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LACI
(redirected from Lacunar Infarct)

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LACILipoprotein-Associated Coagulation Inhibitor
LACILacunar Infarct
LACILoan Administration Change Initiative (est. 1996; World Bank)
LACILaser Angioplasty for Critical Ischemia (surgery)
LACILacunar Anterior Circulation Infarct
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Vascular groups showed more white matter infarcts, leukoaraiosis, and lacunar infarcts than the normal, neurodegenerative, or Parkinson's groups.
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Repeat computed tomographic scan of the brain 2 days later revealed a lacunar infarct involving the midbrain (Fig.
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Conomy testified that the patient's stroke was caused by a lacunar infarct, which is a hole in the brain, rather than the occlusion of his right carotid artery.
OH: expert witness changes testimony: motion for mistrial denied in ... by Tammelleo, A. David / Hospital Law's Regan Report
 
 
 
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