Combined Genotyping, CT Scan Model Predicts Risk of Stroke Recurrence

Jan 11, 2018

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – A University of Edinburgh-led team has developed a model that combines computed tomography scans and genotyping to predict whether someone who has had a stroke is more likely to have another one.

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