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EasyNeurologyTransient ischaemic attack – immediate managementuk-plab-1

A 64-year-old man experiences sudden left arm weakness and dysphasia which resolve completely within 45 minutes. He presents to the emergency department 2 hours later. There are no persistent deficits. What is the most appropriate immediate antiplatelet management in suspected transient ischaemic attack (TIA)?

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