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Safety outcomes were all-cause mortality within 90-day follow-up and neurological worsening within 24-48 h of randomisation, reported as adjusted pooled relative risk (aRR); and symptomatic intracerebral haemorrhage within 36 h of randomisation (reported as risk dif …
Safety outcomes were all-cause mortality within 90-day follow-up and neurological worsening within 24-48 h of randomisation, reported …
