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Jan/Feb/Mar 2014

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:troRe s\r]i]or IeneÄts Golfing better than ever :troRe s\r]i]or IeneÄts from coordinated response Golfing better than ever from coordinated response from coordinated response On a recent October morning, 78-year-old pharmacist James Phillips suffered a stroke. His local hospital diagnosed his symptoms and sent James to Ruby Memorial Hospital, where the WVU Stroke Team was awaiting his arrival. Thanks to the coordinated response of all medical teams, Jim has experienced an excellent recovery and is back on the golf course. The WVU Stroke Center provides: • An Acute Stroke Team available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including: - Emergency medicine staff, EMS, and HealthNet Aeromedical Services - Neurology and neurosurgery, radiology, and neurointerventional radiology - Nursing - Pharmacy - Inpatient clinical labs - Rehabilitation services - Care management • Stroke and Intensive Care Units staffed by registered nurses and therapists who have received extensive stroke education • Advanced diagnostic and imaging techniques • Prevention, early intervention, and rehabilitation services provided for patients at risk for stroke or who have had a stroke. Stroke Center Ruby Memorial Hospital The Stroke Center is operated by WVU Hospitals. Call 1-800-WVA-MARS for more information

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