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TPA for Stroke Out to 4.5 Hours: An Expert Interview With Ralph L. Sacco, MD
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Title TPA for Stroke Out to 4.5 Hours: An Expert Interview With Ralph L. Sacco, MD
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/707660?src=rss
Description In May, the AHA/ASA recommended increasing the time window for thrombolysis after onset of stroke symptoms up to 4.5 hours. Dr. Sacco discusses the rationale for the change. Medscape Medical News
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