One of the goals of neuroimaging in acute ischemic stroke is to identify those patients whose
outcome will be improved by therapeutic intervention. This article will discuss the design …

In the United States every year 700,000 people suffer from a new or a recurrent acute
ischemic stroke, and approximately 15% die. The projected number of strokes for the year …

Despite evidence for the efficacy of thrombolytic therapy in acute ischemic stroke, only 20%
of all outpatients who have ischemic stroke present to a hospital within 3 hours of onset of …

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With the increase in the number of available methods for imaging the patient who has
suspected stroke, it is important for both the clinician and the imaging specialist to …

Imaging in patients presenting with the symptoms of acute ischemic stroke has two
objectives: assessment of the immediate pathophysiologic state of the cerebral circulation …

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Until the mid 1990s, management of stroke patients usually involved supportive care in the
acute period, followed by a diagnostic workup in an attempt to define a cause of the patient's …

The rapid development of neuroimaging techniques has provided us with a wide range of
tools for the assessment of patients who may have experienced cerebrovascular events …

Patients presenting with suspected acute stroke require rapid diagnosis and treatment.
Neuroimaging is critical in determining acute‐stroke type and thus appropriate …