Sentence examples for complete stroke from inspiring English sources

For example, by a complete stroke of luck, at 10 years of age I found myself in a school that specialised in French.

We developed a "Mobile Stroke Unit", consisting of an ambulance equipped with computed tomography, a point-of-care laboratory system for complete stroke laboratory work-up, and telemedicine capabilities for contact with hospital experts, to achieve delivery of etiology-specific and guideline-adherent stroke treatment at the site of the emergency, well before arrival at the hospital.

Average lesion volume was 24.9 ± 33.7 cm (mean ± SD) for the complete stroke cohort.

The superimposed flagellar waveforms show the complete stroke cycles of one flagellum in the normal and the reverse beating modes.

We therefore focused on inter-hindlimb rhythm and measured the difference in beat duration (time for a complete stroke) between the right and the left hindlimb.

Swimming velocity is the product of the stroke rate (SR) and the distance moved through the water with each complete stroke cycle (SL) [ 1] and can be expressed as (1) ν − = SR × SL.

Of the patients, 23 and 40 had experienced only transient ischemic attacks and minor complete strokes with or without transient ischemic attacks, respectively.

Depression is a sufficiently common sequela of a completed stroke to warrant intervention to improve mood, social, and functional outcome.

After completing her Neurology residency at Boston University Medical Center, she completed Stroke and Critical Care fellowship at the Massachusetts General & Brigham and Women's Hospitals.

We offer rapid, dedicated stroke MR and CT imaging meant to differentiate between completed stroke and "at-risk" tissue, with automated decision support software that has been validated in multicenter trial.

PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: The 88 patients (60percentt) admitted to the neurology services of the study hospitals had better prognostic profiles, i.e., lower likelihood of having either completed stroke or cardiac comorbidity, and were less likely to die within one and six months of stroke onset.