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The Key To Stroke Diagnosis And Treatment

Stroke, often referred to as a “brain attack,” happens when the blood vessel that carries nutrients and oxygen to the brain gets blocked due to sudden ruptures or clots. This causes a depletion in the vital oxygen supply. Consequently, the brain cells die and cripple the functions controlled by the brain. The severity of damage depends on the stroke’s severity and the location of the brain injury. Whatever the stage of severity, for a person to recover and reclaim life, rehabilitation is a blessing and the key to better stroke diagnosis and treatment!

Stroke Rehabilitation Goals:


  • To maximize functional abilities
  • To perform activities of daily living
  • To improve the level of independence
  • To avoid further complications
  • To rebuild the person’s quality of life
  • To facilitate the transition back to their home, community, and work
Know The Types of Stroke
Ischemic Strokes
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Ischemic Strokes

Caused by blood clots in the vessel, making it narrow, sometimes completely blocking the blood inflow to the brain. This is the most common type (70-80%) of stroke.
Hemorrhagic Strokes
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Hemorrhagic Strokes

Caused by the rupture of blood vessels, which leads to bleeding within or near the brain. It is less common (15 to 20%) compared to ischemic stroke.

Stroke - Know The Symptoms!

In the case of stroke, the revival of the person depends on whether you act FAST. The stroke diagnosis and treatment must be done FAST within 3 hours of noticing the initial symptoms.

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Is the person’s FACE drooping?

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Is the person’s ARM dropping down ?

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Is the person’s SPEECH getting slurred?

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Act on TIME! Seek quick medical attention

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Stroke - Diagnosing It Right

When it comes to stroke diagnosis and treatment, making the right diagnosis at the right time can be crucial. In fact, the right diagnosis has the power to save a precious life! Hence, prompt medical attention is the key factor when it comes to revival after a stroke.

Physical Examination

The pulse, blood pressure, and general body language are examined.

Blood Test

The arteries within the head and neck area that supply blood to the brain are analyzed.

CT Scan

Detailed brain images are taken to check for tumors, hemorrhages, strokes, etc.

MRI Scan

Brain tissue damage is detected by injecting a dye into the blood vessels.

Medical History

The symptoms the person experiences now and in the past are scrutinized and evaluated.

How Rehabilitation Helps

Rehabilitation is essential for helping stroke survivors reclaim independence and envision a brighter future. At HAMSA, we combine expert treatments with family involvement to guide patients back to normalcy through skill-building, confidence-building, and personalized care. Our specialized therapies are designed to help individuals rebuild life skills, overcome challenges, and embrace recovery with resilience. Each rehabilitation program is meticulously planned to meet individual needs, ensuring a supportive, hope-filled journey toward a renewed life.

Muscle and Joint Management Our approach includes managing conditions like spasticity—characterized by involuntary muscle stiffness due to neurological trauma. Rehabilitation focuses on helping patients regain flexibility and strength, with our experienced therapists working closely with families to guide each patient back to independence and a fulfilling life.

Striking The Stroke Like A Pro

HAMSA Rehab leads in stroke diagnosis and treatment. After a detailed diagnosis, the treatment procedures start with immediate effect.

Tissue Plasminogen Activator (tPA) Injection

A tPA is provided through the arm vein to dissolve the blood clot and restore blood flow. It is given within the first 3 hours after stroke symptoms are observed.

Endovascular Procedures

This treatment is provided directly inside the blocked blood vessel. It can be in the form of a catheter tPA delivery to the brain or by using a stent retriever to remove the clot.

Surgical Treatment

Abnormalities in the blood vessel are repaired with the help of surgeries. This can be in the form of surgical clippings, coilings, surgical AVM removal, or stereotactic radiosurgery.

Endovascular Procedures

A less invasive treatment procedure used to treat certain kinds of hemorrhagic strokes.

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