Head-Cast The Stroke Podcast
This is the podcast where we dive into all things stroke-related, care, rehabilitation, life after a stroke, the role of carers, and even the latest innovations shaping the future of recovery. We’ll keep it real, informative, and, hopefully, a little inspiring too!
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Eps: 23: meaningful physical stroke rehabilitation (opens the original)
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Are you ready to see true recovery? Today, we dive deep with Francesco Inversini, a passionate neurorehabilitation expert, who reveals how meaningful, goal-oriented therapy transforms lives. This is not just about movement—it's about rewiring the brain, restoring purpose, and sparking hope. In this episode: The core of meaningful rehab: aligning treatment with patient goals How neuroplasticity defies age and time limits in recovery The importance of realistic yet ambitious expectations Technique
Eps 22: Stroke Thrombectomy, over ten years since ground breaking MR Clean Trails, a review. (opens the original)
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A little over a decade ago, the landmark MR CLEAN stroke thrombectomy trial reshaped global stroke care. What began as cautious, sceptical research proved that thrombectomy could save lives, reduce disability, and transform outcomes for millions. In this episode of The Head‑Cast , Professor Diederik Dippel shares the real story behind the breakthrough — the doubt, the teamwork, the evidence, and the relentless drive to do better. This conversation goes far beyond clinical results. It’s about how
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