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ObjectiveTo evaluate the efficacy and safety of anisodine hydrobromide injection in patients with acute ischemic stroke in a real-world clinical setting.DesignMulticenter, real-world observational cohort study conducted from April 2018 to December 2021 with 90-day follow-up. Multivariable logistic regression and inverse probability of treatment weighting (IPTW) were applied.ParticipantsA total of…

Researchers in Hong Kong have developed an experimental nasal spray that may one day help protect the brain during a stroke before a patient even reaches the hospital. The new technology could represent a major breakthrough in emergency stroke treatment by delivering medicine directly into the brain within minutes. The invention was created by scientists […] The post New ‘nano powder’ nasal spray…

Researchers say spray could be ‘breakthrough solution’ for prehospital emergency treatment

For decades, many doctors believed that blocked arteries caused by fatty buildup were the main reason behind most strokes. This idea shaped the way stroke prevention has been treated around the world. Medicines such as aspirin became standard because they help stop blood clots from forming in narrowed blood vessels. But now, scientists say one […] The post Artery widening, not blockages, may be a…

Scientists have uncovered new evidence that challenges long-held assumptions about the causes of a common type of stroke, offering clues as to why widely used treatments may not work.

A stroke happens suddenly, often without warning. It begins when blood flow to part of the brain is blocked, cutting off oxygen and nutrients that brain cells need to survive. Many people think the damage ends there, but scientists have long known that the injury continues to develop over hours and even days. Until now, […] The post Study finds a new stroke treatment appeared first on Knowridge S…

Stroke is often seen as a sudden and dramatic medical event, but its effects can last for many years. While many people focus on physical recovery, such as regaining movement or speech, new research shows that stroke can also quietly affect how the brain works over time. A major study led by Michigan Medicine researchers […] The post Why stroke severity matters for memory and thinking appeared fi…

A stroke is a serious event that happens when the brain does not get enough blood. This can be caused by a blockage or by bleeding inside the brain. When bleeding happens, it is called a hemorrhagic stroke. This type of stroke is less common, but it is often more dangerous. After a brain bleed, […] The post Brain swelling in first days after stroke may decide life or death appeared first on Knowr…

An interview with Dr. Eric Leuthardt on transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation in large vessel occlusion stroke Translational Stroke Exchange Editorial Team

Obesity and diabetes don’t just raise the risk of stroke, they also worsen the resulting cognitive decline and loss of mobility. Yet the biological mechanisms behind this poor recovery remain unclear. To shed light on the issue, researchers published a study in IBRO Neuroscience Reports, exploring how stroke affects the brains of mice with metabolic […] The post Treating scars in the brain may be…

This Fall, Saumya Maheshwari and James Aspden jointly won the prestigious Arthur Fonville Award, presented yearly for a stroke research dissertation by a medical student in Edinburgh or Amsterdam. The two scientists received this distinction for research conducted at VIC, in the laboratory of Dr. Ruxandra Sîrbulescu, focusing on the use of B cells as […] The post Saumya Maheshwari and James Aspde…

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In recent years, scientists have clarified the causes of stroke through numerous studies, and researchers have also developed new therapies for the treatment of stroke. We sort out the researches. […]