5 Articles to Watch from the European Stroke Journal - Professor Bo Norrving Editor-in-Chief

If Professor Bo Norrving did anything useful for survivors when he was president of the World Stroke Organization it is impossible to tell. I wonder how many stroke survivors he talked to personally?
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What are the long-term risk factors for patients that suffer stroke at a young age? How effective is tranexamic acid for improving clinical outcome following intracerebral haemorrhage? Does a change in antiplatelet regimen increase risk of recurrent ischaemic stroke? These are some of the questions that recent papers from the journal have tackled. As Editor-in-Chief for the European Stroke Journal, I am really proud of the innovative research recently published in the journal. Five recent papers from the journal really caught my attention. As they are definitely papers to look out for, I really wanted to share them with you. That’s why I we have freed access to these papers until December 31st*. Get instant access to these papers now: How many stroke patients might be eligible for mechanical thrombectomy? The very long-term risk and predictors of recurrent ischaemic events after a stroke at a young age: The FUTURE study A role for autophagy in carotid atherosclerosis Antiplatelet therapy following ischaemic stroke – Continue or change pre-existing therapy? Treatment of intracerebral haemorrhage with tranexamic acid – A review of current evidence and ongoing trials Happy reading, Professor Bo Norrving Editor-in-Chief   p.s. Enjoyed these papers? Sign up for our table of content alerts to stay updated on all fields of clinical stroke research published in the journal, including clinical trials, epidemiology, prevention, diagnosis, acute management, guidelines, rehabilitation, stroke care, societal impact and much more.