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Organizational factors determining access to reperfusion therapies in Ischemic ...
Botelho, Ana; Rios, Jonathan; Fidalgo, Ana Paula; Ferreira, Eugénia; Nzwalo, HipólitoBackground: After onset of acute ischemic stroke (AIS), there is a limited time window for delivering acute reperfusion therapies (ART) aiming to restore normal brain circulation. Despite its unequivocal benefits, the proportion of AIS patients receiving both types of ART, thrombolysis and thrombectomy, remains very low. The organization of a stroke care pathway is one of the main factors that determine timely ...
Plano de Ação para Reabilitação de Doentes com COVID-19 Admitidos em Unidade de...
Aguiar Branco, Catarina; Rocha, Afonso; Machado Vaz, Inês; Rios, Jonathan; Pinto, Anabela; Rolo Duarte, Ana; Henriques, Ricardo; Moreira, Jorge.; .
The Challenge of Rehabilitation Medicine in Portugal During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Martins, Cristiana Lopes; Rios, JonathanN/a.; N/a.
The Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Approach in COVID-19 Patients with Pos...
Leandro, Gisela Henriques; Martins, Daniela Costa; Vaz, Inês Machado; Rios, JonathanN/a.; N/a.
Os desafios da medicina física e de reabilitação em Portugal durante a pandemia...
Martins, Cristiana Lopes; Rios, JonathanO impacto da pandemia pela COVID-19 é transversal a todas as áreas médicas, influenciando significativamente a prática clínica e, ainda mais importante, a saúde e qualidade de vida dos doentes.
Ischemic stroke and subarachnoid hemorrhage following Epstein-Barr virus infection
Rios, Jonathan; Félix, Catarina; Proença, Paula; Malaia, Luís; Nzwalo, HipólitoThe epidemiological link between inflammation, infection, and acute ischemic stroke (AIS) is well known.1 Transient prothrombotic status and vasculitis are possible explanatory factors.1 Aneurysm formation in association with central nervous system infections is occasionally reported.2 Ischemic or hemorrhagic complication in relation to neurotropic virus infections, including Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) are rarely...