Stroke Prevention in Atrial Fibrillation

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Stroke Management

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Evaluation & Diagnosis

Stroke Care for EMT's & Paramedics

Management of Oral Anticoagulant Therapy

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Anatomy of the Brain

Blood Vessels of the Brain

Pathogenesis & Pathophysiology

Brain Imaging

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CT & MRI Criteria for Infarction & Hemorrhage

Guide to Imaging Techniques

MRI Compared to CT

Stroke Facts

Epidemiology of Stroke

Stroke Risk Factors

Types of Stroke

Notes:
Major Bleeding: A bleeding episode is usually classified as major if meets at least one of the following criteria:

intracranial or retroperitoneal
led directly to death
resulted in hospitalization or transfusion

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Acknowledgments:
The content of this presentation was prepared by Dr. Gregory Albers of the Stanford Stroke Center.

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