H. O. Raaschou

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H O Raaschou, Hans O. Raaschou, Hans Otto Raaschou, H.o. Raaschou, H. O. Raaschou
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63 papers · 10,998 citations · H-index 37

PAPERS

Radiologically guided dilatation of stenotic gastroduodenal anastomosis
20051 citationsauthor #2
Cognitive neurology
20020 citationsauthor #5
Blood Pressure in Acute Stroke
200263 citationsauthor #4
Manual and Oral Apraxia in Acute Stroke, Frequency and Influence on Functional Outcome: The Copenhagen Stroke Study
200139 citationsauthor #5
Potentially Reversible Factors during the Very Acute Phase of Stroke and Their Impact on the Prognosis: Is There a Large Therapeutic Potential to Be Explored?
200129 citationsauthor #6
Who benefits from treatment and rehabilitation in a stroke Unit? A community-based study.
2000137 citationsauthor #5
Prediction of walking function in stroke patients with initial lower extremity paralysis: the Copenhagen Stroke Study.
200094 citationsauthor #4
Low Incidence of Stroke in the Chiquitanos Tribe in the Bolivian Lowlands
20002 citationsauthor #3
Underuse of Antithrombotic Therapy in Stroke Patients With Chronic Atrial Fibrillation
20000 citationsauthor #3
[Treatment and rehabilitation in an apoplexy unit increases the 5-year survival].
20003 citationsauthor #4
Underuse of Antithrombotic Therapy in Stroke Patients With Chronic Atrial in Patients With and to the Editor
20000 citationsauthor #3
Underuse of Antithrombotic Therapy in Stroke Patients With Chronic Atrial in Patients With and Letters to the Editor
20000 citationsauthor #3
Stroke. Neurologic and functional recovery the Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1999270 citationsauthor #3
Epidemiology of stroke-related disability.
199964 citationsauthor #5
Predicted impact of intravenous thrombolysis on prognosis of general population of stroke patients: simulation model
199946 citationsauthor #4
Treatment and rehabilitation on a stroke unit improves 5-year survival. A community-based study.
1999117 citationsauthor #4
51. Differences in Risk Factor Distribution, Initial Stroke Severity, and Outcome in Men and Women. The Copenhagen Stroke Study Henrik Stig Jorgensen, MD, Uno Weber, Hirofumi Nakayama, Lars P. Kammersgaard, and Tom Skyhoj Olsen (all from Copenhagen, Denmark
19991 citationsauthor #3
What determines good recovery in patients with the most severe strokes? The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1999192 citationsauthor #5
50. What Determines Good Functional Recovery After a Severe Stroke? The Copenhagen Stroke Study Henrik Stig Jorgensen, Hirofumi Nakayama, Lars P. Kammersgaard, Hans O. Raaschou, Tom S. Olsen (all from Copenhagen, Denmark
19990 citationsauthor #5
Leukocytosis in acute stroke: relation to initial stroke severity, infarct size, and outcome: the Copenhagen Stroke Study.
199933 citationsauthor #5
An Insertion/Deletion polymorphism in the promoter region of the plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 gene is associated with plasma levels but not with stroke risk in the elderly.
19988 citationsauthor #6
Prevalence and Risk Factors of Incontinence After Stroke: The Copenhagen Stroke Study
19983 citationsauthor #4
[Pattern of admissions of patients with apoplexy. Time connection between symptom onset and admission and relation to medical and social factors. The Copenhagen Stroke Study].
19981 citationsauthor #4
[Seizures in acute apoplexy. Predisposing factors and significance for prognosis].
19980 citationsauthor #4
Tissue plasminogen activator is elevated in women with ischemic stroke.
19984 citationsauthor #4
Impaired Orientation in Acute Stroke: Frequency, Determinants, and Time-Course of Recovery
199820 citationsauthor #4
Comprehensive assessment of activities of daily living in stroke. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
199769 citationsauthor #4
Acute stroke: Prognosis and a prediction of the effect of medical treatment on outcome and health care utilization
199756 citationsauthor #3
Seizures in acute stroke: predictors and prognostic significance. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1997253 citationsauthor #4
[Aphasia in acute apoplexy. Incidence, background factors and course].
19973 citationsauthor #4
Stroke recurrence
1997211 citationsauthor #4
Prevalence and risk factors of incontinence after stroke. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1997253 citationsauthor #4
Acute stroke care and rehabilitation: an analysis of the direct cost and its clinical and social determinants. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1997170 citationsauthor #3
Hemineglect in acute stroke--incidence and prognostic implications. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1997191 citationsauthor #4
Ipsilateral pushing in stroke: incidence, relation to neuropsychological symptoms, and impact on rehabilitation. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1996169 citationsauthor #5
Acute stroke with atrial fibrillation. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1996551 citationsauthor #4
General Cognitive Function in Acute Stroke: The Copenhagen Stroke Study
199619 citationsauthor #4
Endogenous Sex Hormones in Women with Ischemic Stroke
19962 citationsauthor #4
[Apoplexy units--reduced mortality, need for nursing homes, length of stay and cost savings].
19963 citationsauthor #3
[Leucoaraiosis in patients with acute apoplexy. The Copenhagen Stroke Study].
19961 citationsauthor #3
Body temperature in acute stroke: relation to stroke severity, infarct size, mortality, and outcome.
1996911 citationsauthor #7
The Impact of Aphasia on ADL and Social Activities After Stroke: The Copenhagen Stroke Study
199617 citationsauthor #4
Frequency, Determinants, and Consequences of Anosognosia in Acute Stroke
199671 citationsauthor #4
Decreased serum testosterone in men with acute ischemic stroke.
1996150 citationsauthor #4
Reply
19960 citationsauthor #4
Orientation in the acute and chronic stroke patient: impact on ADL and social activities. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
199668 citationsauthor #4
[Progressive apoplexy. Incidence, risk factors and prognosis--the Copenhagen Stroke Study].
19952 citationsauthor #3
Leukoaraiosis in stroke patients. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
199559 citationsauthor #3
Outcome and time course of recovery in stroke. Part I: Outcome. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1995582 citationsauthor #3
The effect of a stroke unit: reductions in mortality, discharge rate to nursing home, length of hospital stay, and cost. A community-based study.
1995319 citationsauthor #3
Recovery of walking function in stroke patients: the Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1995985 citationsauthor #3
Outcome and time course of recovery in stroke. Part II: Time course of recovery. The Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1995975 citationsauthor #3
HEADACHE AND STROKE. AUTHORS' REPLY
19950 citationsauthor #6
Aphasia in acute stroke: Incidence, determinants, and recovery
1995801 citationsauthor #4
Intracerebral hemorrhage versus infarction: Stroke severity, risk factors, and prognosis
1995226 citationsauthor #3
Compensation in recovery of upper extremity function after stroke: the Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1994346 citationsauthor #3
The Influence of Age on Stroke Outcome: The Copenhagen Stroke Study
1994373 citationsauthor #3
Headache in stroke
1994113 citationsauthor #4
Recovery of upper extremity function in stroke patients: the Copenhagen Stroke Study.
1994959 citationsauthor #3
Stroke in Patients With Diabetes The Copenhagen Stroke Study
1994403 citationsauthor #3
Silent Infarction in Acute Stroke Patients: Prevalence, Localization, Risk Factors, and Clinical Significance The Copenhagen Stroke Study
1994152 citationsauthor #3
Spontaneous reperfusion of cerebral infarcts in patients with acute stroke. Incidence, time course, and clinical outcome in the Copenhagen Stroke Study.
199483 citationsauthor #4
Effect of blood pressure and diabetes on stroke in progression.
1994329 citationsauthor #3

TIMELINE

1994 2,758 citations

1995 3,949 citations

1996 1,962 citations

1997 1,206 citations

1998 36 citations

1999 723 citations

2000 236 citations

2001 68 citations

2002 63 citations

2005 1 citations

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