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SSA 2021, Breakfast Symposium

Prof. Wim van Zwam presents the importance of imaging selection in the late treatment window.

SSA 2021 Breakfast Symposium poster

The Stroke Society of Australasia Congress 2021, Perth

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The importance of imaging selection in the late treatment window

by Prof. Wim van Zwam and Prof. Bruce Campbell

Watch Prof. Wim van Zwam present at SSA 2021 on the late treatment window. He talks about the early research intro thrombolysis and endovascular therapy, including the origin of the treatment windows. Looking into the future, he talks about the value of being able to identify the amount of “salvageable tissue” of a stroke patient, which can be done using advanced imaging.

Can we see a shift from time-based to image-based patient selection?
Watch the video to hear what Prof. Wim van Zwam thinks.

Watch Prof. Dr. Bruce Campbell present the local situation in Australia, with a focus on thrombolysis beyond 4.5 hours.

The likely shift from time-based to image-based selection can already be seen in Europe. With The Netherlands soon implementing new guidelines, as Prof. Wim van Zwam talks about in his presentation, the need for DWI-Flair or CT Perfusion is growing.

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