Carotid Ultrasound and Stroke Prevention and Treatment

Author: Hu Yang et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Monitoring real-time responses of the cardiovascular and nervous systems to treatment, as well as a deep understanding of ultrasound results, helps improve the effectiveness of stroke treatment. Experienced ultrasound physicians can fully leverage the potential of ultrasound, and wise clinicians can combine clinical and ultrasound data when making treatment decisions. This book is co-authored by internationally renowned experts and edited and compiled at the Stroke Center of Excellence at the University of Texas at Austin, which is the best stroke research center in the United States. The book primarily introduces the examination of stroke patients, the analysis of ultrasound results, and how to guide clinical decision-making, making it highly practical: beginners can learn the basic principles of ultrasound examinations; senior physicians can learn differential diagnosis; clinicians can understand how to use ultrasound, as well as what results they hope to obtain from ultrasound examinations from a decision-making perspective.