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Cardioembolic stroke versus embolic stroke of undetermined source : early severity and long-term outcomes in a prospective cohort
Background: Embolic stroke of undetermined source (ESUS) constitutes a substantial proportion of ischemic strokes. Its distinction from cardioembolic stroke (CES) may carry prognostic implications. This study aimed to compare early and long-term outcomes between ESUS and CES. Methods: We conducted a
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