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Guidelines Canadian Stroke best Practice recommendations : hyperacute Stroke Care Guidelines, Update 2015. Leanne K. Casaubon1,2, Jean-Martin Boulanger3,4, Dylan Blacquiere5, Scott Boucher6, Kyla Brown7, Tom Goddard8,9, Jacqueline Gordon10, Myles Horton11, Jeffrey Lalonde12, Christian LaRivi re13, Pascale Lavoie14, Paul Leslie15, Jeanne McNeill10, Bijoy K. Menon16, Brian Moses17, Melanie Penn18, Jeff Perry19,20, Elizabeth Snieder20, Dawn Tymianski1,2, Norine Foley21, Eric E. Smith16, Gord Gubitz7,8, Michael D. Hill16, Ev Glasser22, and Patrice Lindsay2,22* on behalf of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Canadian Stroke best practices Advisory Committee Correspondence: Patrice Lindsay*, Stroke , Heart and Stroke The 2015 update of the Canadian Stroke best Practice Recom- Foundation, c/o 11 Woodbank Road, Etobicoke, ON, Canada M9B 5C3.
Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations: Hyperacute Stroke Care Guidelines, Update 2015 Leanne K. Casaubon1,2, Jean-Martin Boulanger3,4, Dylan Blacquiere5, Scott Boucher6,
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