Neurology
Researchers from University of L'Aquila, Department of Neurology publish findings in neurology
Published in Medical Imaging Business Week, February 19th, 2009
Researchers detail in 'Acute stroke admission and diagnostic procedures according to the hour and day of onset: the SIRIO collaborative data,' new data in neurology. According to recent research published in the journal European Neurology, "Variations in stroke onset are related to stroke type and severity. We evaluated the impact of hourly and daily stroke onset variations on the pattern of patient hospital referral and on the time interval from stroke onset to hospital admission and brain neuroimaging investigations."
"This multicenter observational study recorded all incident acute strokes within a 4-month period. One hundred and three participating centers...
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