Abstract HUP14: Impact Of Socioeconomic Status And Race On The Access To Specialized Care And Enrollment/adherence In Clinical Trial In Cerebral Cavernous Malformations

Stephanie Hage(University of Chicago), Issam A. Awad(University of Chicago), Sharbel Romanos(University of Chicago), Jianbo Hu(Zhejiang University of Science and Technology), Robert Shenkar(University of Chicago), Agnieszka Stadnik(University of Illinois Chicago), Justine C. Lee(University of California, Los Angeles), Abhinav Srinath(University of Chicago), Romuald Girard(University of Chicago), Connie Lee(University of Michigan), Matthew Hagan(Northwestern University)
Stroke
February 1, 2023
10.1161/str.54.suppl_1.hup14
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