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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Stroke Secondary to an Intra-Carotid Thrombus in a Context of Antiphospholipid Syndrome and Thrombocytosis: Report of a Case

  AUTHORS: Mamady Camara, Laila Toure, Aboubacar Sidiki Sacko, Koudalaye Camara, Alpha Camara, Yaya Aminou Sanni, Baki Dominique Bathoumla Camara, Alhassane Sall, Eugene Lamah, Mamadou Lamarana Diallo, Karinka Diawara, Cheick Ousmane Soumah, Mohamed Salifou Camara, Ibrahima Sory Konate, Seny Youla, Fodé Abass Cisse

  KEYWORDS: Thrombus, Anti-Phospholipids, Thrombocytosis

  JOURNAL NAME: Voice of the Publisher, Vol.10 No.3, September 10, 2024

  ABSTRACT: Common carotid artery thrombosis (CCT) represents 7% of supraaortic artery thrombosis (TSA). CCT is responsible for neurological symptoms in 92% of cases. Antiphospholipe antibody syndrome (APS) is a rare cause, and its association with thrombocytosis is exceptional. We report a case of stenosing TBI secondary to APS associated with thrombocytosis discovered during a stroke. Ultrasound was the means of diagnosis and monitoring of CCT. The diagnosis of APS was biological. The cause of our patient’s thrombocytosis remains unknown. The treatment was only medical followed by a good clinical evolution. Anticoagulation has been used for treatment in the acute phase but also for the prevention of stroke recurrence.