International Stroke Conference 2025 (Videos with subtitles)

Overview

International Stroke Conference 2025 (Videos with subtitles) provides on-demand access to the world’s premier meeting dedicated to cerebrovascular disease and brain health. This comprehensive educational resource features video recordings with subtitles from the conference, offering insights into the latest research and advances in stroke science and treatment.

On-demand neurology education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Agenda

This resource delivers extensive coverage of the conference sessions and symposia, focusing on a wide range of topics in stroke research and clinical practice. The content includes presentations on acute stroke management, stroke prevention, neurorehabilitation, cerebrovascular imaging, health equity, and translational science among others.

• #ISC25 Pre-Conference Symposia and State of the Science Stroke Nursing Symposium – Tuesday, February 4, 2025
• Stroke Nursing Symposium; Stroke in the Real World: Addressing Challenges in Acute Stroke Management; HEADS-UP: Health Equity and Actionable Disparities in Stroke; Stroke in the Lab World – Investigational Targets in Ischemic Stroke – February 4, 2025
• Advances and Controversies in Pediatric Moyamoya Disease; Cerebrovascular Inflammatory Disorders; Community Stroke Education; Post-stroke Cognitive Impairment and Dementia; Stroke Prevention in the US and Europe; Acute Treatment: Systemic Thrombolysis; Neuroendovascular and Risk Factors Oral Abstracts – February 5, 2025 morning sessions
• Opening Main Event including AHA CEO Welcome, AHA Presidential Address, Feinberg Award Lecture, Late-Breaking Science Trial Results
• Moderated Digital Poster Sessions and Science and Technology Hall presentations
• Cerebrovascular Diseases in Patients with Mechanical Circulatory Support Devices; Modernizing Stroke Trials; Pediatric Ischemic Stroke Innovations; Intracerebral Hemorrhage Oral Abstracts; Late-Breaking Science Oral Abstracts – mid-day and afternoon sessions February 5, 2025
• Bench to Bedside and Beyond sessions on Cerebral Small Vessel Disease; Endovascular Thrombectomy; Antithrombotic Treatment Management; Visual Field Recovery after Stroke; Sexuality After Stroke; Acute Treatment Oral Abstracts; Health Services and Patient Outcomes – late sessions February 5, 2025
• Moderated Poster Tours and Sessions – February 5, 2025 evening
• Sessions on Stroke in the Context of Disability and Dementia; Regional Thrombectomy Systems of Care; Intracranial Hemorrhage Inflammation; Stroke in East Asia; Scholarship and Oral Abstracts on Aneurysms and ICH; Translational Basic Science – February 6, 2025 morning
• Debates, Psychological Interventions, Trainee Case Studies, ICAD Diagnosis and Management; Brain Health Oral Abstracts; Late-Breaking Science; Risk Factors and Prevention – February 6, 2025 mid-morning
• Thursday Main Event including Sacco Lecture, Willis Award Lecture, Late-Breaking Science Trial Results
• Digital Poster Sessions in Science and Technology Hall
• Advanced topics including Dolichoectasia, Aspiration Risk Screening, Brain Aneurysm Management, Stroke in Indigenous Populations, AHA Guidelines and Statements; Late-Breaking Science Oral Abstracts – afternoon sessions February 6, 2025
• Case Recordings; Clinical Translation of Randomized Trials; In-Hospital Care; NINDS-supported Research on Stroke Prevention and Recovery; Cerebral Edema Post-Stroke; AHA Updates – later sessions February 6, 2025
• Research Enterprise Funding, Medical Therapy Advances, Patient Partnership in Post-Stroke Care; Treatment of Severe Deep Intracerebral Hemorrhage; Late-Breaking Science Oral Abstracts VI; Other Featured Topics – evening February 6, 2025
• Trainee Case Studies; Thrombolysis Randomized Controlled Trials; Innate Immune Targets post-Stroke; Real-World Evidence; Nursing and Therapy Oral Abstracts; Pediatric Cerebrovascular Disease; Risk Factors and Prevention Oral Abstracts; Bugher Foundation Session – February 7, 2025 morning
• Acute Stenting during Endovascular Therapy; Stroke Centers of Excellence; New Thrombolytic Therapies; Influence of Language and Culture on Stroke Care; Cerebral White Matter Disease; Health Services and Translational Science Oral Abstracts – February 7, 2025 mid-morning
• Closing Main Event including Sherman Award Lecture, Late-Breaking Science Trial Results, and Program Chair’s Closing Remarks – February 7, 2025

Speakers

This extensive conference features global thought leaders and experts in stroke research, clinical neurology, rehabilitation, nursing, and cerebrovascular science. Presentations are delivered by multi-disciplinary faculty specializing in both basic and clinical stroke science, ensuring a comprehensive perspective on current advances and challenges in the field.

Target Audience

This resource is designed for neurologists, stroke specialists, cerebrovascular researchers, advanced practice providers, rehabilitation therapists, nursing professionals specializing in stroke care, and healthcare professionals involved in cerebrovascular disease management and research.

Why This Topic Matters

International Stroke Conference 2025 (Videos with subtitles) addresses critical and evolving knowledge in neurology related to stroke prevention, acute management, and recovery. The conference content supports strengthening expertise in cerebrovascular disease management and reinforces clinical confidence through exposure to cutting-edge research and practical approaches.

Hosted by MedHub Central, this educational offering provides a valuable platform to access specialized stroke education from global experts, supporting professional development and advancing patient care in neurology and related specialties.