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TECHNOLOGY AND SURGERY TO STOP A STROKE
For stroke victims, diagnosis must be quick and accurate. Within 6 hours, it should be medically determined whether the stroke was due to a hemorrhage (bleeding or burst brain artery) or a clot (blocked brain artery). New imaging methods, including CAT and MRI scans, hasten this discovery, which is crucial to proper treatment. If caused by a brain hemorrhage, surgery usually is considered. For a clot, treatment with an antiplatelet medication, such as aspirin, is considered. In some cases, surgery may be needed.
Felix Ticineto, 79, a self-employed accountant from Flushing, New York, suffered a stroke. “I came home, ate, and started bumping around,” he recounts. “I couldn’t walk. I had no balance. I went to sleep without telling my wife and woke up with the problem.”
Dr. Barbut of New York Hospital used an ultrasound transcranial Doppler to help diagnose Mr. Ticineto. This machine sends out sound waves that bounce off internal organs and produce a colored picture showing the patient’s blood flow to the brain. Dr. Barbut says that, with the Doppler, “you can see the clots waft past and even hear them.”
Finding that arteries feeding Mr. Ticineto’s brain were blocked by plaque, she had them scoured in a surgical procedure called an endarterectomy. “I feel great now,” says Mr. Ticineto. “My right hand and arm are a little weakened, but I was very lucky. I work every day.”
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