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Stroke Survivor Reunites with Miami Neurological Institute and Aventura Hospital Doctors and Staff
Stroke Survivor Reunites with Miami Neurological Institute and Aventura Hospital Doctors and Staff
Steven Hill, a young stroke survivor from Boston, returned to Aventura Hospital and Medical Center and Miami Neurological Institute doctors and medical staff to thank them for life-saving care.
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Physician discusses rapid improvement ten years after stroke at the INR
Physician discusses rapid improvement ten years after stroke at the INR
Please see www.strokebreakthrough.com for more information. The Institute of Neurological Recovery Los Angeles and Newport Beach, California and Boca Raton, Florida. Rapid improvement in walking abilities, more than ten years after stroke following the INR's patented local anti-TNF treatment is documented. Discussion is by the patient's son, a physician, who witnessed the treatment and the rapid response within minutes. The physician narrator is the director of emergency medical services at a prominent South Florida hospital. He brought his mother to the Institute of Neurological Recovery in Boca Raton to receive the INR's patented stroke treatment ten years after her stroke. Following treatment she was able to walk without a walker for the first time since her stroke. Individual results can vary. Chronic neurological dysfunction produced by stroke has long been thought to be irreversible. A new scientific discovery by the INR, as documented in the video above, now promises to change current thinking about the potential for recovery of function, even years after the acute event. This new patented treatment is exclusively available from INR trained physicians and is available at the Institute at the following locations 100 UCLA Medical Plaza, Suites 205-210, Los Angeles, California 90095. Appointments: (310) 824-6199. 361 Hospital Road, Suite 428, Newport Beach, California 92663. Appointments: (949) 574-8566. 2300 Glades Road, Suite 305E, Boca Raton, Florida 33431 <b>...</b>
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Stroke Check June 13, 2009
Stroke Check June 13, 2009
Banner Thunderbird Medical Center, Stroke Check 2009, provided free cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure, 3-lead cardiac monitor interpretation, and physician consultations to 100 local citizens in Glendale, AZ. This was a part of the American Stroke Association public stroke awareness program. Staff members volunteered their Saturday morning. We all had a great time as seen in the pictures.
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Scripps Physician Discusses Local Teen's Stroke on KUSI News
Scripps Physician Discusses Local Teen's Stroke on KUSI News
Eighteen-year-old Claire Cordua had just graduated from Westview High School in Rancho Penasquitos. She was spending a leisurely summer hanging out with friends, tutoring, babysitting and getting ready to head off to college. All that changed on July 17, when Claire suffered a massive stroke. Her life was saved twice that day once by her quick-thinking boyfriend and, then again, by Dr. Giuseppe Ammirati, a new physician who had yet to officially start work at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla. Watch Dr. Ammirati, Claire and her boyfriend speak about this harrowing experience with KUSI's Sandra Maas:
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OhioHealth doctors at Riverside Methodist try a new surgery, Penumbra, for stroke victims.
OhioHealth doctors at Riverside Methodist try a new surgery, Penumbra, for stroke victims.
OhioHealth doctors at Riverside Methodist try a new surgery, Penumbra, for stroke victims. OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital doctors suggest using Penumbra for stroke patients who couldnt get to the hospital within 3 hours. This procedure sends a catheter through the big artery and snakes it up to the brain. Once it is in the brain it can suck up the clot, and any pieces that may have traveled elsewhere. This treatment is for patients who are within the 8 to 9 hour window of the stroke, not after the stroke is finished.
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ASA: Calls to Primary Care Physicians Delay Stroke Treatment
ASA: Calls to Primary Care Physicians Delay Stroke Treatment
www.medpagetoday.com Brett Jarrell, MD, University of Kentucky Helen Dewy, MBBS, Ph.D., University of Melbourne in Australia NEW ORLEANS -- Patients who have stroke symptoms and call their primary-care doctors before dialing 911 often delay speedy treatment, according to a pair of studies reported at the American Stroke Association International Stroke Conference here.
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Diagnose Stroke in Just Seconds at Truxtun Radiology on Most Advanced CT System
Diagnose Stroke in Just Seconds at Truxtun Radiology on Most Advanced CT System
Every year almost 800000 people's lives are changed for ever by a stroke, if a stroke can do that in just minutes, shouldn't a test to diagnose it take just seconds? Now it can. The state-of-the-art Aquilion One 320 Detector Dynamic Volume CT is the most advanced CT system in Kern County. Whole organs can be scanned in a single rotation and be exposed to less radiation. Only at Truxtun Radiology Medical Group. @ 9900 Stockdale Hwy., Suite 100, Bakersfield, CA For More Information Call 661-325-6800 For Appointments Call 661-616-1488 www.TruxtunRad.com More about the Toshiba Aquilion One: Truxtun Radiology is proud to be able to offer patients and physicians the most advanced CT scanner on the market today, which can perform comprehensive diagnostic tests unavailable elsewhere. The Aquilion ONE can produce detailed three-dimensional images of the heart, brain and other internal organs with a single rotation of the x-ray tube, reducing radiation dosage, the amount of contrast (dyes) needed and the time patients spend on the table. Other scanners need to take multiple images that are then "stitched" together, which in some cases expose patients to more x-ray radiation and require more contrast. Speed and image clarity are critical, particularly with patients suspected of having a stroke. Truxtun Radiology's CT scanner will allow radiologists to analyze the flow of blood through vessels in the brain in real time and determine whether there is blockage. Among the Aquilion ONE <b>...</b>
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Stroke, Doctor Live sep29,2011 Part 1
Stroke, Doctor Live sep29,2011 Part 1
Stroke symptoms are caused by the sudden interruption of blood flow to an area of the brain, and depend on the function of the part of the brain affected.
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Stroke, Doctor Live Sep 29,2011 Part 2
Stroke, Doctor Live Sep 29,2011 Part 2
Stroke symptoms are caused by the sudden interruption of blood flow to an area of the brain, and depend on the function of the part of the brain affected.
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Treatments to Prevent Stroke in Patients With Atrial Fibrillation
Treatments to Prevent Stroke in Patients With Atrial Fibrillation
Dr. Patrick Ellinor, cardiologist at the Mass General Heart Center, says you should discuss your condition with your doctor, since many people who could benefit from specific treatments are not aware of them. Learn more about new treatment options for atrial fibrillation, and how genetics is helping us predict how people will respond to those treatments: www.massgeneral.org This video does not establish a doctor--patient relationship and it is not an attempt to practice medicine or provide specific clinical advice. This video is provided for reference and educational purposes only. Its content is not meant to be complete or exhaustive or to be applicable to any specific individual's medical condition. The information provided in the video is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment and it should not be used to make a diagnosis or to replace or overrule a qualified health care provider's judgment. Always consult with a qualified and licensed physician regarding any health concerns, and follow their advice without delay regardless of anything you hear in this video. If you think you have a medical emergency, call your doctor or 911 immediately. © Massachusetts General Hospital. 2011. All rights reserved.
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Stroke Prevention in A-Fib
Stroke Prevention in A-Fib
The American College of Physicians has created pharmaceutical company-sponsored physician and patient education materials aimed at preventing strokes among the estimated 2.6 million Americans with atrial fibrillation.
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Are You Having a Stroke-Mayo Clinic
Are You Having a Stroke-Mayo Clinic
A new study from Mayo Clinic shows that many people experiencing a stroke have no idea theyre having one, mainly because they dont know the symptoms of stroke. Though stroke is very common, people are much less aware of the signs compared to those of a heart attack, even though stroke can be just as deadly. The findings are published in the Emergency Medicine Journal emj.bmj.com Additionally, one fifth of those having a stroke dont realize there are treatments that can help provided they reach a hospital in time. If the delay in seeking help is more than three hours, theres not much doctors can do. Within that time frame, they may be able to stop further damage from a blood clot. Latha Stead, MD, is an emergency physician and lead author of the study.
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Emory Stroke Center
Emory Stroke Center
The Emory Neurosciences Center offers a unique approach to care for stroke patients. Learn from the Emory Neuroscience team how we collaborate internally within departments and with referring physicians to offer the best care possible for patients. www.emoryhealthcare.org
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SECOND OPINION | Stroke Intervention | APT
SECOND OPINION | Stroke Intervention | APT
Sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield Association -- In stroke treatment, time is critical in saving brain cells. Knowing the signs of a stroke and getting the best treatment available is vital to reaching full recovery. Acting fast can help save a loved ones life. This APT medical series explores illnesses one at a time and features a panel of physicians and other experts assessing individual cases. Visit www.SecondOpinion-TV.org
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Stroke: Conversations and Explanations Trailer
Stroke: Conversations and Explanations Trailer
A trailer for the documentary on strokes and stroke victims featuring UT-Houston physician and faculty member, Dr. James Grotta.
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Dean & St. Mary's Stroke Center
Dean & St. Mary's Stroke Center
St. Mary's Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin is a certified Primary Stroke Center. Hear a St. Mary's Hospital physician and nurse discuss the signs of stroke and why it's important to receive care quickly.
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Gary Coleman: A Different Stroke
Gary Coleman: A Different Stroke
And now, for a very special ZDoggMD -- a spontaneous tribute to Gary Coleman. Special guest Dr. Harry joins me in mourning a national treasure...and in warning the Gooch to watch his back! Recorded spontaneously on the day we lost Arnold, it's what we're talkin' bout, Willis. Dr. Z is a hospital-based physician in practice at a major academic medical center, hoping to enlighten and entertain. Dr. Harry is a pediatrician with a busy community practice who has been coerced by Dr. Z into appearing in these videos. Please leave comments and suggestions, and check out other videos from ZDoggMD -- clinically proven to be slightly funnier than placebo! www.ZDoggMD.com http www.twitter.com
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Going to Morton Plant Stroke Center is like having a Deathwish
Going to Morton Plant Stroke Center is like having a Deathwish
Stroke Center usually means a place to go, to help prevent a Stroke from happening, at Morton Plant Hospital , on the contrary, they welcome / invite you to have your Stroke, actually they reassure you have one, they guarantee it , by doping you up so you in fact have no clue as to whats going on, then send you home where you live alone , while your having a Stroke, with a Diagnosis of Sinusitis. You or your family member could find yourself in a similar situation. Please use good judgement , have the Doctor and nurses explain to you in detail, and review several times what life threatening diseases could be behind your symptoms , Then call someone who you trust and who is knowledgeable to confirm. Do not let this kind of a Blatant Avoidable Nightmare (emphasis on Avoidable) happen to you or someone you love!!!!!!!!!!!
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Baptist Emergency Medicine Physician Discusses Stroke Warning Signs
Baptist Emergency Medicine Physician Discusses Stroke Warning Signs
Baptist Emergency Medicine Physician Jeffery Fitzgerald, MD, appeared during a live WLBT, NBC Affiliate, live shot to talk about stroke warning signs. May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and Baptist wanted to educate the public on stroke warning signs and symptoms.
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Kevin Cowens, MD stroke seminar, Part I
Kevin Cowens, MD stroke seminar, Part I
Sierra Medical Center (SMC) has strengthened our reputation as the region's most advanced neuroscience treatment center by adding Kevin Cowens, MD, to the staff as a neurohospitalist. Providing this specialized care is unique to El Paso as well as a multi-state area including New Mexico, west Texas and Oklahoma. Dr. Cowens will serve as the admitting physician for acute strokes, TIA and neuromedicine patients, providing greater efficiency for patients who need immediate care. He will activate the resources of our Stroke Response Team, initiate and coordinate rapid and collaborative treatment and medically manage our acute neurovascular patients. Dr. Cowens is returning to Texas after serving in private practice in Virginia, Minn. since 2006. Prior to that, he was in practice in Dallas where he received his medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. Dr. Cowens completed his internal medicine internship and neurology residency at Tulane University in New Orleans, La.
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Dr Faith offers health tips on how to avoid a Stroke.
Dr Faith offers health tips on how to avoid a Stroke.
Dr Faith Felder a primary care physician based in Tampa Florida, shares the warning signs of a stroke and offers healthy tips on how to avoid a stroke in the first place by eliminating heavy drinking, quit smoking and eating a healthy balanced diet and by exercising. Dr. Faith invites you to view other health tips via her weekly video blog found at Affordable Doctor Appointments.com
