The key aspect of everything we are doing here is that the machine must be able to distinguish between a blood clot which has (presumably) travelled from somewhere else into the brain, and the other common stroke system of a cerebral bleed event.
We have a lovely bit of gear and a nice and well qualified team and lots of financial support BUT has this system ever shown that it can distinguish between the two critical types of events? How do we expect that it will do this? After all they are both lumps of blood in someone's brain.
Has there ever been this test of ability to distinguish between the two types of stroke?
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