Treatment and Procedures for Ischemic Strokes of Vascular Etiology: Experience of the Eastern Slovakia Stroke Center

Early detection and rapid transport, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with stroke in multidisciplinary cooperation (neurologist, radiologist, interventional specialist, and vascular surgeon) are key to improving results. The positive results of stroke centers point to a well-established path in the care of patients with stroke.

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Cureus
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2026-01-20
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https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.101956
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Acute Ischemic Stroke Management
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Treatment and Procedures for Ischemic Strokes of Vascular Etiology: Experience of the Eastern Slovakia Stroke Center

Martina Závacká, Jana Pobehová
Cureus
Acute Ischemic Stroke Management
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Treatment and Procedures for Ischemic Strokes of Vascular Etiology: Experience of the Eastern Slovakia Stroke Center

Martina Závacká, Jana Pobehová
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Abstract

Early detection and rapid transport, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with stroke in multidisciplinary cooperation (neurologist, radiologist, interventional specialist, and vascular surgeon) are key to improving results. The positive results of stroke centers point to a well-established path in the care of patients with stroke.

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