David Wang

David Wang, a Professor of Neurology at the Barrow Neurological Institute, delves into the complexities of ischaemic stroke. He discusses the differences between thrombotic and embolic strokes and highlights the critical role of imaging, advocating for CT scans in acute phases. Wang covers diagnostic pitfalls and the importance of timely thrombolysis, as well as emerging treatments like tenecteplase. Additionally, he shares insights on antiplatelet therapies for secondary prevention and emphasizes the need for high-intensity statin therapy shortly after a stroke.