When a stroke occurs, brain cells (neurons) begin to die and the damage is irreversible, so it is vital to act immediately. This is to prevent further neuronal damage. If you recognise that you or someone beside you is having a stroke, you must get them to a hospital that is well equipped for stroke care or a hospital with a dedicated stroke unit. A basic hospital without such facilities may not offer the optimal treatment. For most cases of ischaemic stroke, guidelines recommend that eligible p
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When a stroke occurs, brain cells (neurons) begin to die and the damage is irreversible, so it is vital to act immediately. This is to prevent further neuronal damage. If you recognise that you or someone beside you is having a stroke, you must get them to a hospital that is well equipped for stroke care or a hospital with a dedicated stroke unit. A basic hospital without such facilities may not offer the optimal treatment. For most cases of ischaemic stroke, guidelines recommend that eligible p
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