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    Ischemic Stroke Medical Slides

    Generate publication-quality ischemic stroke lecture slides in 30 seconds. AI-powered content structured for clinical education.

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    Why teach Ischemic Stroke?

    Ischemic stroke is the most common type of cerebrovascular accident, accounting for approximately 87% of all strokes. The introduction of mechanical thrombectomy has revolutionized acute stroke care, extending the treatment window and improving functional outcomes. Teaching stroke management effectively requires emphasis on time-critical decision-making and neuroanatomical localization.

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    What AI generates for Ischemic Stroke

    Enter “Ischemic Stroke” and SlideCraft generates a complete lecture deck with slides like these.

    01Stroke Subtypes: TOAST Classification
    02NIH Stroke Scale: Rapid Bedside Assessment
    03IV Alteplase: Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria
    04Mechanical Thrombectomy: Patient Selection with CT Perfusion
    05Large Vessel Occlusion: Recognition and Transfer Protocols
    06Secondary Prevention: Antiplatelets, Anticoagulation, and Risk Factor Control
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    Ischemic Stroke Presentation FAQ

    How do I present the thrombectomy time window effectively?

    Emphasize the evolution from the 6-hour window to the extended 24-hour window based on the DAWN and DEFUSE 3 trials. Use CT perfusion mismatch images to show salvageable penumbra versus core infarct, which is the key concept that expanded eligibility.

    What imaging should be included in a stroke presentation?

    Include non-contrast CT for hemorrhage exclusion, CT angiography for large vessel occlusion detection, and CT perfusion maps showing core versus penumbra. MRI diffusion-weighted imaging examples are valuable for teaching posterior circulation strokes that CT may miss.

    How should stroke mimics be addressed in teaching slides?

    Dedicate a slide to common mimics including hypoglycemia, seizure with Todd paralysis, complex migraine, and functional neurological disorder. Emphasize that mimics account for up to 30% of initial stroke alerts, and that clinical scales alone cannot reliably distinguish them from true strokes.

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