Stroke/International Stroke Conference Collaboration

Stroke/International Stroke Conference collaboration.

See related article, pages 1952–1962. In this issue of Stroke, the articles by Broderick et al1 and Sandvei et al2 represent the culmination of a new initiative between the Journal and the International Stroke Conference (ISC), recently held in San Diego, California. Ten of the top-scoring abstracts submitted to the meeting were identified with the help of Dr Philip Gorelick. The presenting aut...

Causation and Collaboration for Stroke Research

Abstract—The pathophysiology of stroke is complex. Adaptive and maladaptive signalling occurs between multiple cell types in the brain. There is crosstalk between central and systemic responses. And there are overlapping pathways during initial injury and subsequent repair. These numerous feed-forward and feed-back interactions have made it difficult to translate experimental discoveries into c...

Clinical Conference Lacunar Stroke Principal Discussant

A 37-year-old, right-handed, monogamous homosexual white man was transferred to the Massachusetts General Hospital in December 1984, following admission to another hospital 8 days previously. On the day of his initial admission he had noticed the sudden onset of left-sided facial numbness and, within seconds, numbness of the left arm and leg leading to difficulty in controlling his leg movement...

A Cluster-Based Collaboration Framework for SIP Conference Applications

Multimedia conferencing is a communication service to approach multi-party, real-time, interactive and multimedia applications. Due to mature Internet technologies and ubiquitous network access services, more and more Internet applications about real-time multimedia conferencing are used. In the current conferencing systems, the media processing in centralized mixer servers is the system bottle...

Collaboration in Classroom