World Stroke Academy

The World Stroke Academy is a core educational activity of the World Stroke Organization and provides high-quality stroke education to healthcare professionals.

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Case study: Antithrombotic treatment for secondary stroke prevention in a patient with ischemic stroke and heart failure

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Case study: Delirium in Stroke

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Case Study – Fever and Acute Hemiplegia

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Case Study: Intracranial hemorrhage in a young patient with secondary hypertension

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Case Study: A Case of Recurrent Numbness

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Case Study: Blood Pressure and Ischemic Stroke

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Latest News

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Thank you for 5000 followers!

Thank you for 5000 followers!

@WorldStrokeEd is our Twitter community, where we share high quality #stroke academic content.

16 Sep 2021 |News
The Paper of the Month September

The Paper of the Month September

A new WSA feature highlighting original research in the field of neurology, selected by WSA Editor-in-Chief Gustavo Saposnik.

02 Sep 2021 |News
September Call for Webinar Proposals

September Call for Webinar Proposals

We are calling for webinar proposals to build the WSO webinar series for 2021!

26 Aug 2021 |News
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About the World Stroke Academy

The World Stroke Academy is a core educational activity of the World Stroke Organization and provides high-quality stroke education to healthcare professionals.

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WSA Webcasts

Combined online sessions from the World Stroke Congress (WSC) 2021 and the International Symposium on Thrombolysis, Thrombectomy and Acute Stroke Therapy (TTST) 2021.

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Testimonials

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Junaid Ahmed – Physiotherapist

‘Very informative and useful information which leads to achieve good results with the patients’

Junaid Ahmed – Physiotherapist
R. Namushi, MD (United Kingdom)

‘A very important subject that is rarely discussed or considered during the management of most stroke patients. The highlight for me is the fact that exercise has better long term outcome than what we as stroke physicians spend our time such prescribing statins etc.’

R. Namushi, MD (United Kingdom)

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