
Sarah Gorey
@sarah_gorey
Editorial Fellow @nejm @NEJMEvidence Geriatrician & GIM @RCPI_news, Stroke Research @SCTNIreland, PhD candidate @UCDMedicine, MSc @NUIGMedicine, YSPR @ESOStroke
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09-11-2023 14:41:08
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Wonderful presentations at #ESOC2025 on inflammation and stroke by Gerrit M. Große & pol camps Renom #athero #stroke European Stroke Org


Nice to see Louise Maes’ work on CTA high risk features of carotid plaque from CONVINCE Stroke Clinical Trials Network Ireland (SCTNI) European Stroke Org #VoiceofStroke #CONVINCE


This systematic review and meta-analysis found a high residual risk of recurrent stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation despite anticoagulation. ja.ma/45meL8C Prof. Ronan Collins


Do sex differences modify the association between CRP, IL-6 and recurrent MACE after stroke 🧠? It doesn’t look like it. Delighted to present this work at European Stroke Org Mater Stroke Stroke Clinical Trials Network Ireland (SCTNI) #VoiceofStroke


Some nice work led by Pádraig Synnott on adherence to blood pressure management guidelines in #CONVINCE Stroke Clinical Trials Network Ireland (SCTNI) Mater Stroke UCD Medicine European Stroke Org #VoiceofStroke #overcomingtherapeuticinertia ❤️🧠



Research led by Dr John McCabe & Prof Peter Kelly UCD Medicine explores the residual risk of recurrent stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation and suggests that new treatments to prevent stroke in high-risk patients are urgently required.👇 ➡️ucd.ie/research/news/…



Dr Jane Buckley giving a fascinating overview of her PhD work demonstrating the association between TNFa and recurrent MACE. 👏👏👏John McCabe Stroke Clinical Trials Network Ireland (SCTNI) University College Dublin Mater Stroke European Stroke Org



The Irish 🇮🇪Contingent at #ESOC2025 💚Royal College of Physicians of Ireland European Stroke Org #VoiceofStroke



Important data from CONVINCE: lowering CRP with colchicine was associated with a 40% reduction in MACE vs usual care. Lowering inflammation is better. Time for CONVINCE-2?#stroke #ESOC2025 #inflammation European Stroke Org






New Study Published in Neurology Journal: After mild #stroke, more sleep or time spent trying to #sleep tied to thinking problems. hubs.la/Q03pBPK90 #AANscience

