After suffering from a stroke, what types of conditions a patient can get? Dr. Lucinda Adriana Arenas, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician with Baptist Health South Florida, explains dysphagia, fatigue, foot drop, hemiparesis, and incontinence are the most common conditions …
A ministroke, or transient ischemic attack (TIA), occurs when part of the brain is damaged, but it is very small. Dr. Felipe de los Rios, Neurologist with Baptist Health Neuroscience Center, explains why after a lack of blood flow to …
The only way a neurologist, or alternatively the emergency physician, can confirm that a patient is suffering from a stroke is through what he says and how he says it. “It’s all you need,” highlights Dr. Felipe de los Rios.…
Ischemic strokes are more common than hemorrhagic strokes, but what are their signs? Dr. Felipe de los Rios, Neurologist with Baptist Health Neuroscience Center, explains with a 3D image what happens to the brain when it suffers from an ischemic …
“An aneurysm is like a bubble that bursts, but then the body fixes it. It bleeds out and then it stops, because the body makes a little bit of a patch, if you don’t fix it completely this bubble will …
When a patient has a stroke, the neurologist evaluates the damage and refers him to the physiatrist, who offers the best rehabilitation treatment for the patient, says Dr. Lucinda Adriana Arenas, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician with Baptist Health South …
Haronyd Melo Nunez, Manager of Rehab Services at West Kendall Baptist Hospital, says there is a variety of robotic therapy available for stroke patients. She highlights there is also electrical stimulation that is focused on whatever specific muscle is not …
Dr. Guilherme Dabus, Director of the Interventional Neuroradiology Fellowship Program with Baptist Health Neuroscience Center, advises going to the E.R. as soon as possible.
The expert explains in both types of stroke, an early diagnosis can make the difference.
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