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October 18, 2024/Neurosciences/Case Study

Ruptured Grade 5 Brain Aneurysm: Case Study of a Patient Who Beat the Odds

Quick and aggressive responses to multiple complications have led to remarkable recovery

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September 6, 2024/Neurosciences/Cerebrovascular

Study Sheds Light on the Process Metrics Driving Barriers to Rural Stroke Care

Findings from large cohort analysis can guide ongoing quality improvement initiatives

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What We’ve Learned and Gained From 10 Years of Mobile Stroke Care

Insights and what’s next for the first U.S. mobile stroke unit to treat patients

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Differentiating Primary CNS Angiitis From Atherosclerosis as a Cause of Stroke

Combining quantitative vessel wall MRI metrics, CSF abnormalities and neurologic symptoms can be highly predictive

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July 1, 2024/Neurosciences/PM&R

New Trial to Assess Forced Exercise for Subacute Stroke Recovery

Research to test clinical efficacy and cost-effectiveness versus standard-of-care rehab

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Early Therapeutic Anticoagulation After Cranial Surgery Raises Risk of Intracranial Hemorrhage

Case series links catastrophic outcomes to therapy initiation within 48 hours post-procedure

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Deep Brain Stimulation After Stroke: What Underlies Improved Motor Function?

EDEN analysis investigates electrophysiological changes after continuous dentate nucleus stimulation

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April 2, 2024/Neurosciences/Podcast

Diagnosis and Management of Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy-Related Inflammation (Podcast)

New research sheds light on a potentially devastating condition that is reversible when properly managed

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Study Supports Less-Strict Monitoring for Nonaneurysmal Perimesencephalic SAH Without Hydrocephalus

Digital subtraction angiography remains central to assessment of ‘benign’ PMSAH

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