Relationship between thrombophilia status and short-term outcome in young adults with ischemic stroke

Purpose: Ischemic stroke is a serious health condition in patients with young adults. This study aims to determine thrombophilia polymorphisms ischemic and associations other risk factors.
 Materials Methods: We evaluated 64 under 50 years old. Computerized Tomography Angiography, Holter Electrocardiography, Transthoracic Echocardiography, status, Modifying Rankin Scale (MRS) baseline first month findings were recorded. analysed the association between status short-term outcome adults stroke. 
 Results: (38 male, 59.4%) included our study. The mean age of 42.486.73. showed that most frequent polymorphism was MTHFRA1298T mutation (18.8% homozygous, 43.7% heterozygous). second MTHFRC677T third Factor 5 Leiden mutation, 21.8% homozygous 34.4% heterozygous mutation. 7.8% have atrial fibrillation, 17.2% them patent foramen ovale, elevated pulmonary artery pressure (>30 mmHg). Thrombophilia PFO not associated IS adults.
 Conclusion: Young several thrombophilial polymorphism; however, we did detect any IS. also many classic factors which should be treated appropriately. Patent ovale another remarkable pathology more researches are needed realize its relation