KPTV Health Watch 8/13/18 news story Telestroke Network

August 14, 2018

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8/13/18 KPTV Health Watch news story on the Providence Telestroke Network, featuring Dr. John Zurasky, a neurologist with Providence Brain and Spine Institute in Portland, Oregon, and his patient, neonatologist Dr. Nelson Isada from Providence Anchorage Medical Center. The story highlights how telemedicine can help diagnose and treat stroke patients in areas that otherwise would not have immediate access to a neurologist.

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