A GP guide to brief neurological disturbances
Distinguishing symptoms as either ischaemic or non-ischaemic can be difficult on clinical grounds alone but is greatly aided by neurovascular imaging
Transient neurological attacks (TNA) are common in the elderly and increase in frequency with age.1,2
Such patients pose a challenging dilemma as symptoms are often non-specific, aetiologies are diverse and history may be misreported by individuals or misinterpreted by clinicians.3
