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Stroke Winter School Bern, January 2020
07/02/2020 in ESO, Stroke Research /by ESO-adminESO WISE Stroke Leadership Workshop
03/02/2020 in ESO /by ESO-admin7th ESO ESMINT ESNR Stroke Winter School Report
31/01/2020 in ESO /by ESO-adminJoin an ESO Committee
29/01/2020 in ESO /by ESO-adminWe would like to take the opportunity to remind all ESO members that ESO supports several committees to further its mission. ESO committees are comprised of dedicated ESO members. All members are encouraged to join a committee which aligns with their interests. Members can nominate themselves or someone else for committee membership. There are no […]
ESO Committee Corner – Membership
28/01/2020 in ESO /by ESO-adminCall for members of the ESO Stroke Education Platform Editorial Board
28/01/2020 in ESO /by ESO-adminThe ESO Education Committee and Young Stroke Physicians Committees are looking for interested and enthusiastic stroke neurologists or physicians, stroke researchers or associated health professionals to become members of the new Editorial Board of the ESO Stroke Education Platform. The ESO Stroke Education Platform is a new ESO initiative to provide a coherent, and ultimately […]
Beat the Clot
24/01/2020 in Stroke Research /by ESO-adminWhat can we learn from histology of brain clots to improve acute phase treatment of ischemic stroke? By Barbara Casolla, MD, PhD, Univ. Lille, Inserm U1171, Degenerative and Vascular Cognitive Disorders, CHU Lille, Department of Neurology, France, Twitter: @BarbaraCasolla Clot histology and behaviour are active areas of research in vascular neurology. In patients with acute […]
Secondary prevention in intracranial stenosis related stroke: a narrow path among evidence
17/01/2020 in ESO, Stroke Research /by ESO-adminBy Giuseppe Reale, MD. Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Rome. Arterial stenosis due to large artery atherosclerosis (intracranial atherosclerotic arterial stenosis, ICAAS) causes 5–10% of strokes in white, 15–29% of TIA/strokes in black and up to 30–50% of strokes in Asian people1. The proposed underlying mechanisms for ICAAS causing stroke are basically three: 1) […]

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