The location of the Seaman Family Centre next to the Emergency Department of Foothills Medical Centre has allowed some world-leading imaging of acute stroke. More recently focus has shifted to also include the imaging of transient ischemic attack and minor stroke, as well as small vessel disease.
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Philip Barber, MD |
Michael Hill, MD, MSc |
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