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    • Mobile stroke unit (MSU) programs are established in Europe but are nascent in the U.S.
    • MSUs aim to improve stroke outcomes by delivering immediate diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.
    • Early U.S. deployments include New York Presbyterian/Weill Cornell and the University of Tennessee.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce and evaluate the initial implementation and outcomes of Mobile Stroke Unit programs in the United States.
    • To highlight the potential of MSUs to reduce time to treatment for stroke patients.
    • To showcase advancements in MSU technology and staffing models.

    Main Methods:

    • Deployment of Mobile Stroke Units equipped with diagnostic tools and treatment capabilities.
    • Response to emergency calls for suspected stroke cases.
    • Administration of pre-hospital treatments, such as tissue plasminogen activator (tPA).

    Main Results:

    • The New York MSU responded to 29 calls in its first month, treating 12 suspected stroke patients.
    • Two patients received tPA in the field, achieving full recovery by the next day.
    • The Memphis MSU features advanced diagnostics and specialized nurse practitioners, bypassing telemedicine.

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    • Early U.S. MSU programs demonstrate the feasibility and potential for positive patient outcomes.
    • The success of MSUs hinges on demonstrating strong results to gain hospital and payer support.
    • Establishing sustainable reimbursement models within the U.S. healthcare system remains a challenge for MSU programs.