THEY say “time is brains” after a stroke, and a new device to be trialled in the Hunter could improve patient outcomes by fast-tracking their diagnosis and treatment. Read full article at: http://www.theherald.com.au/story/4483133/helmet-trial-could-be-a-head-start-for-stroke/
People suspected of having a stroke could soon be accurately diagnosed and prepped for treatment by paramedics, with a new device being trialled by Australian researchers. Read the full article… läs mer
Stroke researchers in the Hunter have an opportunity to test a portable microwave device that takes diagnostics into the field aboard ambulances.
HUNTER ambulances will be fitted with a device that could allow paramedics to treat strokes more efficiently as part of a world-first trial. Hunter Medical Research Institute has signed an… läs mer
The Science Museum in London is the most visited science and technology museum in Europe, attracting 3.3 million visitors every year. This winter, Chalmers invention Strokefinder is part of the… läs mer
The Strokefinder helmet is a portable microwave device that scans a patient’s brain to quickly diagnose stroke type and allow rapid, suitable treatment to begin. http://antenna.sciencemuseum.org.uk/topiczone/articles/strokefinder
How The Internet Of Things May Help Save Heart Attack And Stroke Victims In a medical emergency, the value of time becomes tangible. Minutes can make the difference between life and… läs mer
A Swedish company has developed a cap which is lined with antennae that sends microwaves through the scalp to detect whether the patient suffered a stroke
The time it takes to identify a stroke and transport a stroke victim to the hospital to be diagnosed can shape the rest of a person’s life, researchers say. To… läs mer
