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medication for TIA and stroke

Posted By: mimt on 2008-03-27
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Subject: medication for TIA and stroke

Discontinued his ??max in the hospital.  He has never had an episode of TIA or stroke in the past. 


I can only hear the max and just wondering if anyone could help with a medication for stroke or TIA that ends in max. Thanks!!




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