Study finds recent change in EMS transport policy could improve stroke outcomes - UChicago Medicine

A new EMS transport policy implemented in Chicago showed that sending patients suspected of experiencing large vessel occlusion directly to comprehensive stroke centers led to an increase in the use of endovascular therapy, an important treatment for acute ischemic stroke.

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Study finds recent change in EMS transport policy could improve

Study finds recent change in EMS transport policy could improve stroke outcomes

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