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Stroke and Neurovascular Diseases: Expert Q&A

UChicago Medicine neurovascular surgeon Dr. Issam Awad and neurology experts Dr. Elisheva Coleman, Dr. Tareq Kass-Hout, and Dr. Scott Mendelson, will answer questions about these emergent and less urgent neurovascular conditions. Introduction (0:00) What is an acute stroke? (2:37) What are the signs of a stroke? (3:37) What is UChicago Medicine's approach to stroke treatment? (5:09) How does COVID-19 impact stroke and mini-stroke patients? (6:50) What causes an acute stroke? (07:42) What is arteriovenous fistula or malformations? (9:58) How can a person prevent stroke or can you prevent stroke? (15:42) What is a brain aneurysm? (16:43) Can you have a block in your artery that does not show in angiogram? (19:00) Are there warning signs for stroke or aneurysms? (19:26) What's the difference between Bell's palsy and a stroke? (20:45) How do you know you have blood clots? (22:01) Can you tell if you have blood clots elsewhere in the body that can impact you? (22:38) Are statins as valuable in stroke and heart attack prevention as they are being promoted to be? (23:00) Is it OK to get vaccines after having surgery? (24:08) Are floaters in your eyesight a sign of stroke? (25:23) I've had a shunt since 2004. Can it ever be removed? (26:06) Why is your work so rewarding? (26:50) What is the Comprehensive Stroke Center at UChicgao Medicine? (28:20)