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Decompressive Craniectomy Beneficial in Severe, Deep ICH

Decompressive craniectomy appears to benefit patients with severe deep intracerebral hemorrhage, new research showed.

Region flamandeUrs fischerRobin lemmensEuropean stroke organization conferenceUniversity hospital baselRankin scaleGlasgow coma scale

IV Thrombolysis Offers No Benefit for Mild Stroke

Minor ischemic stroke patients with intracranial occlusion should not be treated with IV thrombolysis, a new trial has concluded.

United kingdomFrance generalNew zealandUrs fischerShelagh couttsSimona saccoNational institutes of health stroke scaleBasel university hospitalUniversity of calgaryEuropean stroke organization conferenceNational institutesHealth stroke scaleRankin scaleGuillaume turcParis cit

Study Evaluates Use of Milvexian in Secondary Stroke Prevention

The results showed that individuals treated with milvexian had a prolonged aPTT in a dose-dependent manner with limited effects of PT.

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University of Cincinnati Study Finds Severe Ischemic Strokes are Rare in Patient Population

Researcher presents findings at European Stroke Organization Conference

United statesYasmin azizUc college of medicineUc gardner neuroscience instituteEuropean stroke organization conferenceUniversity of cincinnatistudyDepartment of neurologyRehabilitation medicineNorthern kentucky stroke studyAssessing population based radiologicalStroke epidemiologyIschemic changeLate ischemic stroke presentationPopulation based studyGreater cincinnati northern kentucky stroke

Early Blood Pressure Control s Dual Impact in Acute Stroke

Swift blood pressure management not only aids in reducing the severity of acute strokes but also plays a crucial role in preventing further neurological damage.

Craig andersonGeorge institute for global healthGlobal brain healthEuropean stroke organization conference in baselEuropean stroke organization conferenceNew england journalStroke care professor craig andersonGeorge instituteGlobal health

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