Ekkehart Jenetzky

TL;DR: The reduced perfusion is interpreted as a secondary phenomenon, ie, reduced oxygen demand of tissue damaged by pressure and clot components, not as the cause of any tissue damage associated with acute intracerebral hemorrhage.

TL;DR: The few available studies indicate paternal smoking and maternal overweight, obesity and diabetes to be associated with increased risks and ideally large-scale multicentre and register-based studies are needed to clarify the role of key risk factors for the development of ARM.

TL;DR: PxAF occurs more often than pAF in stroke/TIA patients, and it is important to develop and evaluate sensitive methods for detecting pxAF.

TL;DR: Investigating whether continuous bedside ECG monitoring in a stroke unit detects pAF more sensitively than 24-hour Holter ECG for pAF detection in acute stroke/TIA patients and whether examining RR interval dynamics on short-term ECG recordings using an automated screening algorithm for p AF detection is a useful tool to predict the risk of pAF outside periods of manifest AF requires further development.

TL;DR: First results show that both genetic and environmental factors may contribute to the multifactorial etiology of ARM, ultimately resulting in better genetic counseling, improved therapies, and primary prevention.