Diana Aguiar de Sousa (@diana_a_sousa) 's Twitter Profile
Diana Aguiar de Sousa

@diana_a_sousa

MD PhD Portuguese Neurologist
Professor @ULisboa_
Co-Chair @ESOstroke Guideline Board
Vice-president @SPAVC_pt
#StrokeinYoung #Cerebral_Venous_Thrombosis

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Happy to share our editorial in The Lancet on the OPTIMAS trial, exploring early anticoagulation in ischemic #Stroke patients with #AtrialFibrillation. Important findings for improving secondary stroke prevention and patient outcomes Else C. Sandset 👉thelancet.com/journals/lance…

VJ Neurology (@vjneurology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A large volume of high-quality research is being conducted in the field of #Stroke to hopefully improve outcomes for patients!🤞 🎥 Diana Aguiar de Sousa shared some highlights in #Stroke research from #ESOC2024 earlier this year: 👉 ow.ly/a5Ni50TSqxu 👈 #WorldStrokeDay #CTSM

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Partilhamos o editorial intitulado, “Optimal anticoagulation timing after ischaemic stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation (OPTIMAS trial)”, da autoria da Prof.ª Diana Aguiar de Sousa e da Dr.ª Else Charlotte Sandset. Leia aqui 🔗 bit.ly/4hZlNEg #ArtigoCientífico

Partilhamos o editorial intitulado, “Optimal anticoagulation timing after ischaemic stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation (OPTIMAS trial)”, da autoria da Prof.ª Diana Aguiar de Sousa e da Dr.ª Else Charlotte Sandset. 

Leia aqui 🔗 bit.ly/4hZlNEg

#ArtigoCientífico
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Early vs Late Anticoagulation After Ischemic Stroke in Patients With Atrial Fibrillation and Covert Brain Infarcts | Neurology neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WN…

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A newly developed and validated DIAS3 score, using six readily available clinical variables, effectively predicts the risk of post-cerebral venous thrombosis epilepsy. ja.ma/3OOIbCW Diana Aguiar de Sousa

A newly developed and validated DIAS3 score, using six readily available clinical variables, effectively predicts the risk of post-cerebral venous thrombosis epilepsy. ja.ma/3OOIbCW <a href="/Diana_A_Sousa/">Diana Aguiar de Sousa</a>
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The Bernese Stroke Winter School - a living legend! Education is key for the worldwide implementation of the latest evidence in acute stroke management! Many thanks to all the speakers and organizers for their amazing efforts.

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Bridging thrombolysis with tenecteplase versus endovascular thrombectomy alone for large-vessel anterior circulation stroke: a target trial emulation analysis jnnp.bmj.com/content/early/…

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Check out our latest study on early deterioration in cerebral venous thrombosis, just published in the European Stroke Journal #ESJ Sage Journals Identifying high-risk patients can help optimize monitoring and inform the design of future clinical trials⬇️journals.sagepub.com/eprint/UJIMGHD…

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#MondayTip Key studies on #DOAC vs VKA in CVT 🧠Several observational studies and small but important RCTs have evaluated the efficacy and safety of DOACs as an alternative to VKAs in Cerebral Venous Thrombosis ✅Results support DOACs as a reasonable treatment option

#MondayTip

Key studies on #DOAC vs VKA in  CVT

🧠Several observational studies and small but important RCTs have evaluated the efficacy and safety of DOACs as an alternative to VKAs in Cerebral Venous Thrombosis

✅Results support DOACs as a reasonable treatment option
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#MondayTip 🔍Imaging abnormalities in diagnosis of Cerebral Venous Thrombosis You can group them into: 👀Direct visualization of thrombus 🚫Absence of venous filling ⚠️Consequences of venous obstruction ☝️Each neuroimaging modality has its own advantages #CVT #cashewnutsign

#MondayTip

🔍Imaging abnormalities in diagnosis of Cerebral Venous Thrombosis

You can group them into:
👀Direct visualization of thrombus
🚫Absence of venous filling
⚠️Consequences of venous obstruction

☝️Each neuroimaging modality has its own advantages
#CVT #cashewnutsign
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🚀BREAKING news! The first trial site for the DO-IT Trial has officially opened in Bern! 🎉🙌 A big thank you to everyone involved for their support and hard work. Stay tuned for more updates on site openings across Swtizerland! 🌍 #DOITTrial

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Under the strong leadership of ESO President Simona Sacco, today’s discussions were dynamic and forward-thinking. Engaged debates, insightful exchanges, and strategic brainstorming shaped the future of #strokescience and the ESO Society. Exciting times ahead—stay tuned!

Under the strong leadership of ESO President <a href="/Simona_Sacco_/">Simona Sacco</a>, today’s discussions were dynamic and forward-thinking. Engaged debates, insightful exchanges, and strategic brainstorming shaped the future of #strokescience and the ESO Society. Exciting times ahead—stay tuned!
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🧠 The European Stroke Science Workshop, ESSW, brings together leading clinician-scientists and researchers in a highly interactive setting. Applications for mid-career researchers who are ESO members are open until 25 April 2025 – 👉 ow.ly/zFW150Vsn2g #stroke

🧠 The European Stroke Science Workshop, ESSW, brings together leading clinician-scientists and researchers in a highly interactive setting. Applications for mid-career researchers who are ESO members are open until 25 April 2025 – 👉 ow.ly/zFW150Vsn2g
#stroke
Shadi Yaghi (@shadiyaghi2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Intraluminal thrombi are seen in about 2-5% of patients with ischemic stroke and are associated with increased risk of recurrence and surgical complication. Most are related to underlying atherosclerosis but it can also be seen in dissection, webs, and hypercoagulable disorders.

Intraluminal thrombi are seen in about 2-5% of patients with ischemic stroke and are associated with increased risk of recurrence and surgical complication. Most are related to underlying atherosclerosis but it can also be seen in dissection, webs, and hypercoagulable disorders.