A short read on what a common brain-imaging finding can establish about a collision, and what it cannot. A composite of cases I see repeatedly, with no detail drawn from any actual matter. Two expert reports land on your desk in one matter, both concerning a 47-year-old
A short read on where stroke time benchmarks actually come from, and what a single late case shows and doesn't show. A composite of cases I see repeatedly, with no detail drawn from any actual matter. An expert report lands on your desk. It records a door-to-
A short read on what a bleed after thrombolysis (treatment aimed at dissolving the clot causing a stroke) can honestly be called, and the arithmetic both sides skip. A composite of cases I see repeatedly, with no detail drawn from any actual matter. An expert report lands on your desk.
A short read on stroke thrombolysis (treatment that dissolves the clot causing the stroke) and the question that decides most opinions written about it. A composite of cases I see repeatedly, with no detail drawn from any actual matter. An expert report lands on your desk. It concerns a patient
A short read on adult moyamoya cases and the timeline that tends to decide them. A composite of cases I see repeatedly. A 42-year-old woman presents to an emergency department with a focal seizure and a new headache. Her head CT shows an intraparenchymal hemorrhage (bleeding directly into
A short read on what a defensible review of a missed-SAH case actually examines, and why the work happens in the history. A 38-year-old woman presents to a community emergency department on a Tuesday afternoon with a severe headache that began suddenly that morning. The triage note
A short read on why HIBI cases turn on two reconstructed timelines, and what each one tends to carry. A 54-year-old man is post-operative day two from elective abdominal surgery, on a telemetry-monitored ward (continuous heart-rhythm and vital-sign monitoring). Nursing documents a respiratory rate