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July 01-02, 2019 | Paris, France

Brain Disorders and Therapeutics

6

th

International Conference on

Journal of Brain and Neurology | Volume: 03

A dawn of a new era in Stroke care

Amre Nouh

University of Connecticut, USA

O

ver the past year, landmark clinical trials have

transformed stroke care for patients with large

vessel occlusion, extending the therapeutic window

for mechanical thrombectomy for up to 24 hours from

symptom onset. Since, many patients who may have not

been eligible for treatment who have favorable clinical

and radiographic mismatch profiles with salvageable brain

tissue determined by advanced imaging are been treated

with excellent outcomes. In addition, our understanding

of the pathophysiology of cerebral ischemia has been

enhanced by these findings. Clinical guidelines recommend

adoption of these best practices and the implications this

has had on stroke systems of care are many from EMS to

destination therapy. This talk will go over the advances in

diagnosis and treatment of large vessel occlusion stroke,

current experience and best practices.

e:

amre.nouh@hhchealth.org