Most treatments are time sensitive – speed saves

Diana
Diana on Monday, September 12 2016
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A stroke occurs every ten minutes in Australia, and every stroke is time sensitive. Each minute that passes more brain is dying, however if treated promptly damage can be minimised or in some cases recovered.

Hear Associate Professor Bruce Campbell, Neurologist and Chair of our Clinical Council talks about the latest in stroke research, and the critical impact time has on getting treatment.

 

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The people who have been in the medical field  a long time who continue to work hard for the Australians who are yet to have a stroke to give them the best outcome possible are very much appreciated.

Where would we be without such dedication to Stroke Recovery.

The most I can offer as a stroke survivor is to live well , be grateful for the opportunity of  self determination in my recovery which has given me a full and rewarding life.

Hi Sue,

 

You may be also interested to know that Associate Professor Bruce Campbell workd closely with your own neuro hero Professor Stephen Davis!

 

Diana 

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