Pulsara goes to the World Cup: Supporting Medical Response with Connected Communication
With record-breaking crowds filling stadiums across North America, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is proving to be one of the largest sporting events in...
James Woodson, MD
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Feb 02, 2018
One of the most exciting things coming out of ISC 2018 is the extension of the window of treatment for stroke.
However, appropriate messaging of this finding is critical. The key takeaway is WE CAN TREAT MORE PATIENTS when appropriately selected with perfusion imaging.
Time is still brain. If the tissue is dead, it is dead.
"With DAWN and DEFUSE [3], the world is moving from a time clock to a tissue clock," commented Jeffrey Saver, MD, of the University of California Los Angeles But, he clarified, "it's no longer just a time clock, it's also a tissue clock."
We still need to build our stroke systems of care to identify and treat these patients as quickly as possible.
Check out the research right here.
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