Prevalence and characteristics of @entity2704 in XXXX .

@entity2795 @entity1 @entity75 @entity2704 @entity1010 @entity19606 @entity302 @entity10
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: @entity2795 ( @entity2795 ) is a major symptom of @entity19606 ( @entity19606 ). We assessed the spectrum of @entity2704 symptoms and their potential correlates in a large prospective cohort of @entity19606 individuals. METHODS: A standardized questionnaire was used in 378 @entity19606 @entity1 for assessing @entity10 symptoms, trigger factors, age at first attack, frequency of attacks and associated symptoms. @entity75 and @entity1010 were quantified. RESULTS: A total of 54.5% of individuals had a history of @entity2704 in 84% of them; 62.4% of individuals with @entity2795 were @entity1 and age at onset of @entity2795 was lower in @entity1 than in @entity1 . @entity302 were experienced by 59.3% of individuals with @entity2795 , and for 19.7% of @entity1 with @entity2795 the aura was never accompanied by @entity10 . @entity2795 was the inaugural manifestation in 41% of symptomatic @entity1 and an isolated symptom in 12.1% of individuals. Slightly higher MMSE and MDRS scores and lower Rankin score were detected in the @entity2795 group. CONCLUSION: @entity2795 is observed in almost half of all @entity19606 @entity1 . @entity302 are reported by more than one in two of them. @entity2795 is often inaugural, can remain isolated and is not associated with the severity of the disorder.
