„Time is brain“ – Führt eine Visualisierung der Behandlungszeit beim akuten Schlaganfall zu einer Verkürzung der „Door-to-needle“-Zeit?

Eine retrospektive Pilotstudie

Time is brain — Does a visualization of the treatment time for acute stroke lead to a reduction in the door-to-needle time?

A retrospective pilot study

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    Dr. med. Fabian Meisel, Kerstin Tykocinski, Benjamin Büchele & Georg Gahn

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Meisel, F., Tykocinski, K., Büchele, B. et al. „Time is brain“ – Führt eine Visualisierung der Behandlungszeit beim akuten Schlaganfall zu einer Verkürzung der „Door-to-needle“-Zeit?. Nervenarzt (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00115-021-01064-6

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