Fastroke a digital platform in education, prevention, promotion, intervention, and rehabilitation in cerebrovascular disease (CVA) through its founders' own funds is born -- Cerebral thrombosis - An application as the fundamental basis of an educational training program in children to improve the knowledge of the symptoms of cerebrovascular attack (CVA) so that in the future they become guardians of health and can make early detection of this disease through a mobile application.
Cerebrovascular accident (ACV) or cerebral thrombosis or STROKE or Stroke is one of the most frequent causes of disability and death in adults, resulting in enormous social costs associated with rehabilitation, long-term care and loss of hand working. There are safe and effective treatments for stroke, including coordinated physiological care in a stroke unit of excellence; however, they require an average time to carry out pertinent medical-endovascular approaches, such as intravenous thrombolysis with recombinant tissue plasminogen activator ( alteplase) which requires being within 4 to 5 hours for many acute patients, and endovascular treatment within the first 24 hours or more for the subset of acute patients with stroke caused by large vessel occlusion. However, the success of treatment for ischemic stroke is extremely time dependent. Each minute of delay before recanalization accounts for an estimated 2 million neurons lost per minute. Currently, the stroke guidelines recognize the lack of education in the identification of stroke symptoms in the preclinical phase, which is why public health policies have promoted different awareness and education strategies in stroke in populations. at risk, however there is a paucity of evidence to support best practice for achieving these goals. The use of mass media is a strategy commonly adopted by health departments and stroke associations, but the costs of this method make it difficult for stroke hospitals to accept or sustain. Since children may be the only ones present during an acute stroke involving a parent, grandparent, or guardian, they may be in a unique position to influence treatment timing by recognizing the stroke and taking immediate action such as calling the hotline. 123 and even transfer the patient to a hospital. In addition, children can positively influence a family's knowledge of stroke, lifestyle behaviors, and support for parental self-management of the disease.
Cerebrovascular accident (ACV) or cerebral thrombosis or STROKE or Stroke is one of the most frequent causes of disability and death in adults, resulting in enormous social costs associated with rehabilitation, long-term care and loss of hand working. There are safe and effective treatments for stroke, including coordinated physiological care in a stroke unit of excellence; however, they require an average time to carry out pertinent medical-endovascular approaches, such as intravenous thrombolysis with recombinant tissue plasminogen activator ( alteplase) which requires being within 4 to 5 hours for many acute patients, and endovascular treatment within the first 24 hours or more for the subset of acute patients with stroke caused by large vessel occlusion. However, the success of treatment for ischemic stroke is extremely time dependent. Each minute of delay before recanalization accounts for an estimated 2 million neurons lost per minute. Currently, the stroke guidelines recognize the lack of education in the identification of stroke symptoms in the preclinical phase, which is why public health policies have promoted different awareness and education strategies in stroke in populations. at risk, however there is a paucity of evidence to support best practice for achieving these goals. The use of mass media is a strategy commonly adopted by health departments and stroke associations, but the costs of this method make it difficult for stroke hospitals to accept or sustain. Since children may be the only ones present during an acute stroke involving a parent, grandparent, or guardian, they may be in a unique position to influence treatment timing by recognizing the stroke and taking immediate action such as calling the hotline. 123 and even transfer the patient to a hospital. In addition, children can positively influence a family's knowledge of stroke, lifestyle behaviors, and support for parental self-management of the disease.
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