Cleveland Clinic Future of Stroke Care 2025

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+ Include: 42 Videos (.mp4) + 42 Audios (.mp3) + 42 Subtitles (.vtt) + 40 PDFs, size: 8.1 GB

+ Target Audience: neurologists, neurosurgeons, and neurocritical care practitioners

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Cleveland Clinic Florida is excited to host an innovative symposium dedicated to the advancements and future directions in stroke care. Titled “Future of Stroke Care”, this symposium aims to bring together leading minds in neurology, neurosurgery, neuroradiology, rehabilitation and technology to foster an environment of learning, collaboration and innovation. Through this symposium we aspire to spotlight the latest updates in management of the entire array of cerebrovascular diseases and to improve patient outcomes through interdisciplinary collaboration and integrating innovative practices in clinical care. The symposium will highlight the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the prevention and diagnosis of stroke. There will be 7 sessions spanning over the course of 2 days. Each of the five sessions will include an interactive panel discussion with questions and answers, allowing for an interdisciplinary approach to optimize patient care.

By Attending, You Will Be Able To:

• Assess and review state-of-the-art treatments for complex vascular malformations and cerebrovascular disease.
• Discuss current state and future state in unique patient populations including stroke in young adults
• Evaluate the best practices and novel delivery paradigms for acute stroke care
• Review state-of-the-art neurosurgical and neurointerventional treatment for cerebrovascular disease
• Explore the future of nursing, neurocritical care and rehabilitation for stroke

Who Should Attend?

This conference is directed to a national audience of practitioners and health care professionals and is designed for Physicians, Fellows, Residents, Pharmacists, Researchers, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Advance Practice Providers, Psychiatrist, Psychologist, Social Worker, Physical Therapists, Speech-Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapist, Athletic Trainers, Emergency Medical Professionals, Technicians, Paramedics, and other Emergency Responders in the fields of Cardiology, Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Family Practice, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Radiology, Psychology, and Pharmacology.

 

Topics:

1. The Silent Threat How Environmental Factors Shape Stroke Risk

2. 2025 Year End Review – Guideline Changing Trials

3. Hematoma Evacuation Then and Now

4. Brainstem Cavernoma Resection

5. Questions & Answers Evolving Landscapes in Cerebrovascular Disease

6. LAA Closure, What’s Now and What’s Next

7. PFO and Stroke Risk

8. Cardioembolic Stroke Prevention, Beyond AFib and PFO

9. Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Early Stroke Prevention

10. Questions & Answers Beyond the Brain The Brain-Heart Connection

11. Thrombolysis in the Extended Window

12. Amyloid Topic

13. Small Vessel Disease

14. Rewiring the Brain Future of Post-Stroke Care

15. Questions & Answers Breakthroughs in Stroke Care

16. Complex Case Review Michal Obrzut, MD

17. Challenging Cases in Neurointervention

18. Complex Case Session Ryan Dalgren, MD

19. Complex Case Session M. Shazam Hussain, MD

20. Intracranial Stenting

21. Medical ICAD

22. Asymptomatic Carotid Disease

23. GLP-1 Receptor Agonists and Stroke Risk

24. Questions & Answers Precision Medicine Atherosclerotic Disease in Stroke

25. Cutting Edge Technologies in Stroke Diagnosis Beyond CT and MRI

26. Translational Neurosurgery and Application in Cerebrovascular Care

27. Stroke in the Young Targeted Diagnostic Evaluation and Longitudinal Care Considerations

28. Translating from Research to Practice – VNS

29. Questions & Answers Patient Centered Cerebrovascular Care or Advancing CV Care

30. EMS Management

31. Importance of Neuroscience Nursing in Stroke Care

32. Advances in Treating Dysphagia 33.1 Posterior Circulation Stroke Locked in on the Latest Advances 33.2 Posterior Circulation Stroke Locked in on the Latest Advances

33. Complex Ethical Cases in Critically Ill Patients

34. Neurostimulants in Stroke Recovery Evidence, Efficacy, and Emerging Practices

35. Expanding Neurocritical Care in Developing World

36. Advanced Hemodynamic and Neurologic Monitoring in Neuro ICU

37. Questions & Answers Beyond the Bedside

38. Neurocognitive Impairments after Stroke

39. Hypercoagulable Disorders in Stroke

40. Stroke Patient Panel Marc Babi, MD

41. Stroke Patient Panel Mubashir Pervez, MD