Background and Purpose—In acute stroke care, rapid but careful evaluation of patients is
mandatory but requires an experienced stroke neurologist. Telemedicine offers the …

Objective: To compare the times to evaluation and thrombolytic treatment of patients treated
with a telemedicine-enabled mobile stroke treatment unit (MSTU) vs those among patients …

Objectives: Telemedicine‐enabled acute stroke consultation (TeleStroke) may be useful to
determine eligibility for treatment with tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) and provide …

Background: The use of 2-way audiovisual (AV) technology for delivery of acute stroke
evaluation and management, termed “telestroke,” is supported by a rapidly growing …

TeleStroke has become an increasing means to overcome shortage of stroke expertise in
underserved areas. This rapidly growing field has triggered a large amount of publications in …

Background and Purpose—Telemedicine is increasingly used to provide acute stroke
expertise for hospitals without full-time neurological services. Teleconsulting through mobile …

Background: The rate of patients being treated with thrombolytic therapy is low, in part, due
to a shortage of vascular neurologists, especially in rural communities. Two-way audio-video …

Objectives The objective of the study is to assess the accuracy of final diagnosis in telestroke-
guided tissue plasminogen activator (rt-PA) patients compared with bedside evaluation …

Background Previous observational studies have shown that telemedicine is feasible and
safe to deliver intravenous (IV) recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (rt-PA). However …

Although there still remains some work to be performed refining the operations of regional
stroke networks designed to maximize intravenous thrombolysis eligibility and …