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In a non-negligible percentage of cases, ranging from 20% to 80%, stroke was associated with the occurrence of a variable degree of cognitive impairment5-8, from mild cognitive deficit to frank dementia. This wide range of prevalence rates could be attributed to differences in care setting, inclusion/exclusion criteria (presence of pre-stroke dementia, primary vs recurrent stroke), criteria adopted for the diagnosis of cognitive impairment, and the interval time after stroke.

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