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- 1. The Facts on Stroke Presented by: Sandra Hoelzel, RN, MSN, CRRN RMC Stroke Care Coordinator October 4, 2011
- 19. Questions?
- 20. Thank you! Call me anytime if you have any questions. Sandy Hoelzel, Stroke Care Coordinator 773-594-7875 [email_address]
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- CT perfusion study - area of decreased cerebral blood volume (yellow arrow), which represents tissue that is irreversibly damaged - There is a larger area of decreased cerebral blood flow and increased mean transit time (green arrows), which represents tissue that is oxygen deficient, but not yet irreversibly damaged. - The mismatch between these areas represents tissue which may be saved by re-establishing flow through the blocked vessel, and is thus a potential target for therapy.