Compared to EMS, mobile stroke units are associated with better outcomes.

Published Date: 14 Nov 2023

In comparison to traditional EMS, mobile stroke units outfitted with clot-busting drugs, CT scanners, and video links to a doctor have been associated with improved patient outcomes, including the prevention of stroke.

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