Author: Prakash Vadukul / Editor: Steve Corry-Bass / Reviewer: Prakash Vadukul / Codes: NeuC12, NeuP5, SLO1 / Published: 25/05/2023
It’s 5am. An ambulance alerts your Emergency Department (ED) to a 26-year-old male with dysarthria and limb weakness.
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very interesting
Good Information
very informative module
interesting new information about the role of mechanical thrombectomy in acute stroke in addition to thrombolysis
Useful case and caveats. Thanks.
Good to know,the subtle differences.
good one
Very nice case
Nice case, good to know that Mechanical thrombectomy can benefit selected patients up to 24 hours after symptom onset
good revision
Very informative and easy application for every EM physician.
Short ,precise and valuable diagnostics and management guidline of stroke patient.
Great Revision