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BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS 2013

A Dedication to Dan Hanley and the CLEAR and MISTIE Project Teams

Composed and sung in Waikiki on 05-February-2013 by Keith Gregson while attending the International Stroke Conference. It is set to an old cajun fiddle tune and dedicated to Dan Hanley and members of the CLEAR and MISTIE teams at JHU, Baltimore, Maryland. Keith is the spouse of Barbara Gregson, who manages the STICH-II trial and is a member of the CLEAR steering committee.

In 2013 we took a little trip to a famous city on the mighty Mississip
To watch Ray Lewis and his Superbowl machine meet the 49ers in the ‘town’ of New Orleans

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Dr. Daniel Hanley, co-principal investigator for the MISTIE clinical trial, was a featured speaker this week at the 2013 International Stroke conference (ISC) in Honolulu as he presented 365-day results from this phase-II clinical trial. MISTIE is an acronym for Minimally Invasive Surgery + rt-PA for Intracerebral Hemorrhage (ICH) Evacuation. ICH is a type of stroke caused by bleeding within the brain, often the result of uncontrolled hypertension. It is also referred to as cerebral stroke or hemorrhagic stroke.

This recently-completed proof-of-concept trial evaluated the use of tPA (a thrombolytic or clot-busting drug) delivered via a catheter placed under CT (a series of x-ray images) guidance. Data from the 123 patients enrolled across 26 medical centers provides ground-breaking evidence, which now needs to be verified in a larger phase-III trial, that this technique offers future promise for reducing the high rate of death and serious disability in ICH patients. Preliminary results were presented at last year's conference. Now that study participants have reached the one-year mark, the final results are even more encouraging. A summary of these results have been published on the American Stroke Society's ISC website -- scroll to the bottom to see Dr. Hanley's late-breaking presentation materials.

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Aloha Friends! In just a few short days, we will be in sunny Honolulu at the International Stroke Conference. During the conference this year, we have many exciting programs and presentations about the findings from MISTIE II and future plans for MISTIE III. Continue reading for details on all events. We hope to see you there!

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Aloha Friends! In just a few short days, we will be in sunny Honolulu at the International Stroke Conference. In addition to our CLEAR III Annual Meeting on Tuesday night, we have many other exciting programs and presentations during the conference. Continue reading for details on all events. We hope to see you there!  

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We are proud to announce that on January 6, 2013, at approximately 18:07 Henry Ford Health System enrolled the 300th patient in CLEAR-III. This landmark achievement could not have been accomplished without the great dedication and commitment from everyone involved in the CLEAR trial since day one. A big thank you from everyone at BIOS to all of YOU who made this happen! We are confident that with your help and commitment we will continue to combat hemorrhagic stroke one patient at a time.  This is  a great milestone for our trial, with one more giant step towards the finish line at 500 patients. We look forward to celebrating future millstones with you. Thank you!!!!!

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