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deficiency [n=2; (0.3%)], primary CNS vasculitis [n=1; (0.2%)], polycythemia vera

[n=1; (0.2%)] and Bechet’s disease [n=1; (0.2%)]. We also categorized age of

patients into 3 groups and found that the oldest group had more traditional

stroke risk factors than the 2 younger age groups. Most of patients (73.2%) had

good outcomes (mRS 0-2), while 26.8 % had mRS 3-5. Small vessel subtypes

with poor controlled risk factors were associated with recurrent stroke.

Conclusion: This study demonstrated the most of young onset stroke patients

were SVO subtype and traditional stroke risk factors increased with age. Most

patients had good outcome especially in the SVO subtype. Younger onset, SVO

subtype, and less stroke risk factors were associated with better outcome. Poor

control risk factors after stroke was associated with recurrent stroke.

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