Can you explain that?

Stroke is a very interesting disease.

I like really the French expression, AVC, because it's basically accident, it's a vascular accident to the brain.

And the underlying disease is quite frequently cardiac.

So that's why this very strong cooperation is I think needed and neurologists taking care of stroke patients should have high level cardiac insight and high level cardiac experience and training to be able to cope with these patients because the underlying disease is quite often severe cardiac disease and from the other side also cardiologists need to know more about, especially large vessel occlusion strokes, because they need to really give a lot of focus to these patients.

Because quite often, for example, acute atrial fibrillation cannot be diagnosed.

And if you just put a 24-hour halter to this patient, probably it will remain undiagnosed.

How were you enriched by these experiences?