Could ultrasound be the next portable stroke detection device?
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14m
The lecture is for sonographers, sonographers-in-training, and other health professionals with an interest in ultrasonography for portable stroke diagnosis.
At the conclusion of this lecture, the audience should have better understanding of:
- Ultrasonography for prehospital large vessel occlusion detection in acute ischaemic stroke
- Wearable ultrasound devices and role in stroke detection
- Transcranial ultrasound microscopy – the future of cerebrovascular imaging?
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