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Is it possible to fully recover from an ischemic stroke?
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Perhaps: The brain possesses amazing coping and plasticity skills and recovery may seem full and miraculous. Folks do best with small lacunar events, in non-critical areas. Best to prevent future events.
Answered 5/22/2013
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