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Doctors looking at images of brain scans
Telestroke protocols streamline life-saving care for stroke patients
Physician pointing to multiple brain MRI scans
Fast action is key when suffering a stroke
Paramedic in coveralls in an ambulance using tablet while tending for a patient on the way to hospital.
Study finds recent change in EMS transport policy could improve stroke outcomes
New research on the brain’s relay processes could guide treatment for certain brain disorders
Vandana
Scott Imbrie
UChicago researchers re-create sense of touch and motor control in paralyzed patient
Doctor check up x-ray film of the brain by mri or ct scan brain at patient room hospital.
Researchers at the University of Chicago to study experimental stroke drug
By using an imaging pipeline of MRI, µCT, and EM, Foxley, Kasthuri, and their team were able to simultaneously resolve brain structures, like the white matter, at (a) macro-, (b) meso-, and (c) microscopic-scales in the same brain. Image from Foxley et al.
Mouse brain imaged from the microscopic to the macroscopic level
fly illustration
Research suggests fly brains make predictions — possibly by using universal design principles
UChicago Medicine neurovascular surgeon Dr. Issam Awad and neurology experts Dr. Elisheva Coleman, Dr. Tareq Kass-Hout, and Dr. Scott Mendelson
Stroke and Neurovascular Diseases: Expert Q&A
Emergency patient in critical state with intraaortic balloon pump and extracorporeal circuit hemodialysis assist.
Neurocritical care physician seeks clearer answers on how to determine brain death and what that means
Strokes & other neurovascular conditions: What you need to know
Disease Stroke written on a head shape.
A fruit fly larval spinal cord.
Study shows how some neurons compensate for death of their neighbors
Neuron synapse hologram
Clinical trials offer hope for patients with multiple sclerosis
Kitzia Ayala-Avila
Clinical trial helps young woman manage rare neurological disorder
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