The Review of Transient Ischemic Attack Patients: An Experience of a Clinic about Diagnosis and Follow-up.

Objectives: Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) is due to a temporary lack of adequate blood and oxygen to the brain. TIAs typically last less than 24 hours. 10-15% of ischemic stroke patients have a history of TIA.

Malnutrition Rate in Stroke Patients on Admission.

Objectives: Malnutrition is frequently observed in patients with acute stroke and its prevalence after stroke varies widely among published reports. Differences in the timing of assessment, stroke type, comorbid medical conditions, and stroke complications may have contributed to this large variability. This study is conducted to investigate the prevalence of malnutrition, and its associated risk factors in stroke patients admitted to our stroke clinic.

Mobbing at Workplace -Psychological Trauma and Documentation of Psychiatric Symptoms.

Objectives: Mobbing at the workplace refers to such cases as verbal harassment, aggressive words, sarcasm, slander or social isolation repeatedly targeted at a specific person at a specific period of time. Previous studies indicate that wellness and health of the victims who have been subjected to mobbing at workplace were affected adversely. Recently, there has been an increase in mobbing cases in Turkey.

Can TG/HDL Ratio be an Accurate Predictor in the Determination of the Risk of Cerebrovascular Events in Youngsters?

Objectives: There is good evidence that shows that modification of modifiable risk factor will reduce the risk of stroke. Hyperlipidemia is one of these risk factors. Studies have shown that nontraditional serum lipid variables may be better predictors of vascular risk rather than others.