Stroke Research
ESOC 2019 maintains broad scope on final day with insights from acute care to multi-faceted support programmes
Media Release Milan, 24 May 2019 The 5th annual European Stroke Organisation Conference maintains broad scope on final day with insights from acute care to multi-faceted support programmes IMPACT-24B: Sphenopalatine ganglion stimulation improves outcome from Acute...ESOC 2019: Rehabilitation Session
Thursday morning ESOC Rehabilitation Session The room was full for the scientific session on rehabilitation, despite the early hour and lack of coffee! My co-chair Prof Robin Lemmens and I were impressed by the quality of the research presented, and the diversity of...ESOC 2019 Session Report: Women and Stroke
ESOC 2019 Session: WOMEN AND STROKE The session started with Anita Arsovska from Macedonia who talked about specific risk factor for women. Key take away points from her presentation are listed below. Conventional risk factors in women 1) Atrial fibrillation is higher...ESOC 2019: Session Report: Rare Causes of Ischaemic Stroke
By: Derya ULUDUZ, Prof. M.D., Istanbul University, Cerrahpasa School of Medicine, Neurology Department. Istanbul, Turkey The Rare Causes of Ischemic Stroke session took place on 23 May at 16.30 chaired by Dr Derya Uludüz and Dr Zdravka Poljakovic. Prof Uluduz pointed...Interview with Francisco Moniche
A conversation with Francisco Moniche, stroke neurologists and researcher at Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío and one of the presenters at the Young Stroke Physicians and Researchers (YSPR) session at ESOC 2019, in Milan, Italy. Francisco Moniche presented a a...Controversies in Stroke I
Controversies in Stroke I By: Prof. Anita Arsovska, MD, PhD, University Clinic of Neurology, Medical Faculty, University “Ss Cyril and Methodius”, Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia, FESO, FEAN, SAFE Board Member The 23rd of May started with a very...Studies at the 5th annual European Stroke Organisation Conference highlight diversity and commonality across geography and gender
Media Release Milan, 23 May 2019 Studies at the 5th annual European Stroke Organisation Conference highlight diversity and commonality across geography and gender RESILIENT: A randomised trial demonstrating efficacy and feasibility of endovascular treatment in...ESOC Report: Large Artery Disease
In the afternoon the Large Artery Disease and Treatment Scientific Communication session took place, chaired by Anita Arsovska (North Macedonia) and Mauro Silvestrini (Italy).We had an opportunity to hear interesting lectures presented by experienced speakers. Dr....ESOC Session Report: Stroke in the Young
The Thursday morning session ‘Stroke in the Young’ was a very educative and interesting session chaired by Julia Ferrari and by Mirjam R. Heldner. Anne-Mette Hvas was speaking about inherited and acquired thrombophilia, about lack of evidence for association between...ESOC 2019 Session Report: Cerebral Small Vessel Disease: an Update
By: Dr Kailash Krishnan, MRCP (UK), MRCP (Lond), PhD, FESO Dr Ostergaard started off this much anticipated session here at the European Stroke Organisation Conference in Milan by explaining capillary haemodynamics in normal state, ageing and small vessel diseases...Poster E-walk at ESOC 2019
By: Dr. G. Reale, ESO YSPR Committee In the futuristic and visionary 1982 movie “Tron”, a young Jeff Bridges was thrown in a virtual cyberspace where he was able to walk and talk with the avatars of the programs of his computer. In the ultra-modern frame of the...Next Events
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