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The interdisciplinary journal for basic and clinical vascular research Editors J.B. Park, Seoul H. Suzuki, Saitama J.-G. Wang, Shanghai Associate Editors A. Avolio, Sydney, N.S.W. J.J. Lee, Daegu A. Yamashina, Tokyo K. Kario, Tochigi The journal Pulse publishes full-length reviews, mini reviews, and original papers in the field of vascular research. Bringing together the basic and clinical sciences across a range of disciplines, Pulse provides a forum for communication of the latest findings and hypotheses that enhance our understanding of pulsatile processes and vascular disease. The transdisciplinary approach of the journal fosters collaboration in relevant areas including cardiology, nephrology, neurology, endocrinology and diabetology, gerontology and general medicine. All articles are subject to rigorous peer-review in order to maintain the highest standards of publication. The editors welcome submissions from all areas of vascular research, including but not limited to epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnostics, therapeutics and prevention. Online-first publication ensures prompt dissemination of accepted papers to a multidisciplinary audience with an interest in vascular research. Selected contributions Pulse Wave Velocity in Postmenopausal Women: Suzuki, H. (Saitama); Kondo, K. (Tokyo) Arterial Stiffness: Avolio, A. (Sydney, N.S.W.) Blood Pressure Variability and Cognitive Function in the Elderly: Jung, H.; Kim, K. (Seoul/Seongnam) Role of Pulsatile Hemodynamics in Acute Heart Failure: Implications for Type 1 Cardiorenal Syndrome: Sung, S.-H.; Chen, C.-H. (Taipei) Effects of Various Antihypertensive Drugs on Arterial Stiffness and Wave Reflections: Liu, M.; Li, G.-L.; Li, Y.; Wang, J.-G. (Shanghai) Image-Based Evaluation of Vascular Function and Hemodynamics: Lee, J. (Daegu) Arterial Stiffness, Kidney Function, and Chronic Kidney Disease Progression: Townsend, R.R. (Philadelphia, Pa.); Tomiyama, H. (Tokyo) Pulse Founded: 2013 Category: Clinical and Basic Research Fields of Interest: Cardiovascular System, Nephrology 2015: Volume 3 4 issues per volume Language: English ISSN 2235 8676 e-issn 2235 8668 KF15090 More information at www.karger.com/pls
www.karger.com/ced 38 2 14 Review 77 Carotid Artery Stenting: Second Consensus Document of the ICCS/ISO-SPREAD Joint Committee Lanza, G. (Castellanza); Setacci, C. (Siena); Cremonesi, A. (Cotignola); Ricci, S. (Città di Castello); Inzitari, D. (Florence); de Donato, G. (Siena); Castelli, P. (Varese); Pratesi, C. (Florence); Peinetti, F. (Aosta); Lanza, J. (Varese); Zaninelli, A.; Gensini, G.F. (Florence) Original Papers 94 Reduced Contralateral Cerebrovascular Reserve in Patients with Unilateral Steno-Occlusive Disease Sam, K.; Small, E.; Poublanc, J.; Han, J.S.; Mandell, D.M.; Fisher, J.A.; Crawley, A.P.; Mikulis, D.J. (Toronto, Ont.) 101 Facial Angioedema and Stroke Werner, R.; Keller, M.; Woehrle, J.C. (Koblenz) 107 Risk of Intracerebral Hemorrhage After Thrombolysis in Patients with Asymptomatic Hemorrhage on T2* Aoki, J.; Shibazaki, K.; Saji, N.; Uemura, J.; Sakamoto, Y.; Kimura, K. (Kurashiki City) 117 Floating Arterial Thrombus Related Stroke Treated by Intravenous Thrombolysis Vanacker, P. (Lausanne/Edegem); Cordier, M. (Lausanne); Janbieh, J. (Al Ain); Federau, C.; Michel, P. (Lausanne) 121 Etiologic Classification of TIA and Minor Stroke by A-S-C-O and Causative Classification System as Compared to TOAST Reduces the Proportion of Patients Categorized as Cause Undetermined Desai, J.A. (Calgary, Alta.); Abuzinadah, A.R. (Calgary, Alta./ Jeddah); Imoukhuede, O.; Bernbaum, M.L.; Modi, J.; Demchuk, A.M.; Coutts, S.B. (Calgary, Alta.) Meeting Report 127 ESC Abstract Awards: Highlights from the 23rd European Stroke Conference, Nice, May 6 9, 2014 Hennerici, M.G. (Mannheim) Cover illustration The eighth figure differs from the seventh in that here we have resected still more of the brain and divided the testes [tectum mesencephali, lamina tecti] with a lengthwise cut so that the passage leading from the third ventricle into the fourth would be visible. Also, the portion of the hard membrane covering the cerebellum has been cut apart here and is seen folded back to the rear. The Fabric of the Human Body (2014), p. 1241