Prehospital Trauma Labeling Delays Acute Stroke Reperfusion: A Matched-Pair Analysis
Authors:
- Nirav R. BhattNirav R. Bhatt
- Abdullah M. Al-QudahAAAbdullah M. Al-Qudah
- Christian Martin-GillChristian Martin-Gill
- Frank X. GuyetteFrank X. Guyette
- Mohamed F. DoheimMohamed F. Doheim
- Matthew T. StarrMatthew T. Starr
- Marcelo RochaMarcelo Rocha
- Alhamza R. Al-BayatiAlhamza R. Al-Bayati
- Raul G. NogueiraRaul G. Nogueira
- 1 April 2026
- journal article
- letter
- Published by Wolters Kluwer Health in Stroke
- Vol. 57 (4) , e101-e103
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