A secondary analysis of the TEMPO-2 RCT found no significant improvement in outcomes for minor ischemic stroke patients treated with intravenous tenecteplase, regardless of the presence of disabling deficits. https://t.co/Se4XnZyuNE
🚨Time for the stroke world to drop recertification & retraining requirements for NIHSS & mRS! Our systematic review found NO evidence of benefit from this endess exercise https://t.co/fIz7KneU4K Led by Davis Maclean @UCalgaryMed w/ @dianajyk@SCouttsMD@DrRickSwartz@JournalCJNS
Human rights should never be ignored when choosing a conference location. The World Stroke congress should never have been held in a location where basic human rights and therefore the safety of participants can not be guaranteed. @NikolaSprigg
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🚨🆕 The first publication from my #BantingCanada fellowship is now out in @CircAHA!
Here, @SCouttsMD@mihill68 & I highlight current knowledge gaps & set the stage for our upcoming collaborative evidence synthesis on the long-term prognosis after #TIA 🧠
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"How Common Mental Shortcuts Can Cause Major Physician Errors" https://t.co/6uehTIlk04 by @AnupamBJena@andrewolenski w @vini_singh44@stephencoussens, et al.
Cognitive biases are everywhere. For example, "doctors are overly responsive to patient age when diagnosing illness..."
@jildazz Yes. Perfect patient to randomize as we don’t know what to do here. Randomize in the Tempo2 trial. Randomizing patients with minor stroke and intracranial occlusion to either thrombolysis with tnk or antiplatelet agents.
Great work from @CharlotteZerna and @YuAmyyu showing that volume of white matter hyper intensity influences neurological symptoms in minor stroke/ tia.
White Matter Hyperintensity Volume Influences Symptoms in Patients Presenting With Minor Neurological Deficits #stroke@CharlotteZerna @YuAmyyu @SCouttsMD https://t.co/6xvq2aTDm5
My mother had a stroke last December. The care over the first few hours unfortunately showed how far behind Scotland is in hyper acute stroke care. @StrokeScotland Preventing unnecessary disability after stroke in Scotland - The Lancet https://t.co/1L1ZeHS1Xv
We are excited to share the results of our DOUBT study. This work shows the usefulness of mri in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with possible TIA. @UCalgaryMed @mihill68 @DCNSNeuro @AHS_YYCZone @CIHR_IRSC https://t.co/nvo2nQLzx2
Randomize patients into trials so we can get the evidence that we need. Do vascular imaging on all minor strokes. Randomize in tempo2 or endolow when it is up and running.
EVT in mild stroke. No high level evidence, more people doing it. It is time to do RCTs @SCouttsMD @mihill68 thanks for the great editorial accompanying our paper. https://t.co/YFAL7LrDEz
@nsanar Exactly. I spent much of the early part of my career hiding who I was. We add to organizations by being ourselves not just mimicking the people who went before us. #womeninstroke