Rosemarie Schwitzer, Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner with West Kendall Baptist Hospital, explains she finds in the hospital a good opportunity not only to reach the patients, but also the community.
She says they have an annual stroke fair to take …
Stroke is due to a lack of blood flow to the brain. Dr. Felipe de los Rios, Neurologist with Baptist Health Neuroscience Center, explains its characteristics and how often it occurs. **************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
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Dr. Lucinda Adriana Arenas, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician with Baptist Health South Florida talks about the symptoms of a stroke.
The specialist explains aphasia happens when brain cells die during a stroke. Patients don’t have abilities for expressing themselves …
There are two types of strokes. The most common is the ischemic stroke, when a blood vessel in the brain gets blocked. The other type is hemorrhagic stroke, which can be a bleeding into the brain caused by high blood …
F (face) A (arm) S (speech) T (time) is an acronym to help quickly recognize the symptoms of a stroke, perhaps at home, says Dr. Italo Linfante, Medical Director of Interventional Neuroradiology & Endovascular Neurosurgery with Baptist Health Neuroscience Center.…
Dr. Italo Linfante, Medical Director of Interventional Neuroradiology and Endovascular Neurosurgery with Baptist Health Neuroscience Center, explains interventional radiology is a new specialty in neurosurgery and radiology in which they use minimally invasive techniques to treat brain diseases, in particular …
With a digital imaging, Dr. Italo Linfante, Medical Director of Interventional Neuroradiology & Endovascular Neurosurgery with Baptist Health Neuroscience Center, explains how a stroke occurs.
One more time, the specialist says acting quickly is the most important thing in order …
Transient ischemic attack (TIA) is a silent disease process, says Dr. Athanassios Tsoukas, Vascular Surgeon with Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, who says carotid plaque develops for over 20 years.
The specialist explains depending on the degree of blockage, patients …
