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Lectures

Interactive teaching presentations on stroke and cerebrovascular disease.

Stroke & Cerebrovascular Lectures

Interactive decks — click any lecture to open the full presentation.

PFO & Ischemic StrokeWhen to close a patent foramen ovale after cryptogenic stroke — risk scores, trials, and patient selection.Open lecture →Acute Ischemic Stroke ManagementRunning the stroke code — thrombolysis (TNK), thrombectomy windows, and blood-pressure targets.Open lecture →Stroke Prevention GuidelinesSecondary prevention essentials — antithrombotics, risk-factor control, and the latest guideline updates.Open lecture →Left Atrial Appendage OcclusionWhere LAAO stands today — and what is next for patients who cannot tolerate anticoagulation.Open lecture →Asymptomatic ICA StenosisThe ongoing controversy — when, and whether, to revascularize asymptomatic carotid stenosis.Open lecture →Stroke SyndromesVascular territories, classic syndromes, and the neuroanatomy behind localization.Open lecture →

Each lecture opens as an interactive slide deck in a new tab. These presentations are teaching material and a starting point for discussion — always confirm management against current guidelines and your institution's protocols.

Ahmed Koriesh, MD