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Research versus reality: Stroke care amid COVID-19 and beyond

Mayank Goyal and Johanna Ospel, both from the University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, talk to NeuroNews about the challenges facing stroke care five years after endovascular therapy became the standard. But, as Goyal posits, “Right now, it is...

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More trained interventionalists needed to treat stroke “on the spot”

Nick Hopkins (Buffalo, USA) talks to BLearning Neuro at VEITH Symposium 2018 (13–17 November 2018, New York, USA) about the DAWN trial, which showed that in carefully selected acute ischaemic stroke patients that “intervention out to 24 hours is...

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WFITN 2019: Homogeneous organisation of stroke care across countries is next “major challenge”

Mario Muto (Naples, Italy) President of WFITN 2019 (World Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology; 21-24 October; Naples, Italy) talks to BLearning Neuro about challenges in the neuroradiology field. Muto says that while...

Research versus reality: Stroke care amid COVID-19 and beyond

More trained interventionalists needed to treat stroke “on the spot”

WFITN 2019: Homogeneous organisation of stroke care across countries is next “major challenge”

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Research versus reality: Stroke care amid COVID-19 and beyond

More trained interventionalists needed to treat stroke “on the spot”

WFITN 2019: Homogeneous organisation of stroke care across countries is next “major challenge”

WFITN 2019: Vessel wall imaging “has added value for select stroke patients”

WFITN 2019: Selective brain cooling could benefit “fast progressing” ischaemic stroke patients

ESMINT 2019: Neuroradiology has seen “dramatic changes” from the early days

Surface modification technology could revolutionise ruptured aneurysm treatment globally

ESMINT 2019: “Vast majority” of people do not expect children to have strokes

ESMINT 2019: Drugs to strengthen aneurysm wall will be the future, regardless of intervention

SNIS 2019: Flow diverter outcomes ‘not device but technique dependent’

SNIS 2019: “Almost unethical” not to broaden thrombectomy inclusion criteria and treat more patients

A call to arms: Recruit physicians with endovascular skills to treat underserved stroke patients

An alternative interpretation of the SAMMPRIS trial findings – CX 2018

The role of VWF, ADAMTS13 and inflammatory response – CX 2018