Neurovascular consultation
Aneurysm, AVM/dAVF, carotid or intracranial stenosis, chronic subdural haematoma and treatment follow-up.
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A direct clinical pathway
For referring physicians
Structured referral information helps prioritise urgent cases, reduce repeat imaging and prepare the most appropriate diagnostic or interventional strategy.
Urgent pathway
Urgent stroke and neurovascular transfer
For suspected large-vessel occlusion, subarachnoid haemorrhage or another acute neurovascular emergency, use the hospital emergency and clinician-to-clinician transfer pathway. Do not wait for the routine form.
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Stabilise and activate the local stroke or emergency pathway.
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Record the exact last-known-well time and current neurological deficit.
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Obtain and transfer available CT, CTA, CTP or MRI without avoidable delay.
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Contact the Mediterranean Hospital emergency department for urgent coordination.
Routine and expedited referrals
Choose the route that matches the clinical urgency and question.
Diagnostic neuroradiology review
Complex brain, head-and-neck, vascular or spine imaging; protocol selection; comparison with prior studies.
Image-guided spine procedures
Selected radicular pain for PRT or epidural therapy, and specialist indications for myelography.
Referral essentials
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Patient identifiers and reliable contact details
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Clinical question, diagnosis and symptom chronology
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Neurological examination and functional status when relevant
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Original DICOM imaging plus reports and prior comparison studies
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Medication list, especially antiplatelets and anticoagulants
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Allergies, renal function and relevant blood count/coagulation results
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Relevant comorbidities, prior surgery or intervention and pregnancy status
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Referrer name, direct contact route and preferred urgency
MDT
Multidisciplinary decision-making
Complex neurovascular cases may require coordinated discussion with neurology, neurosurgery, anaesthesia, stroke and critical-care teams. The final pathway may be surveillance, additional imaging, medical treatment, endovascular treatment, surgery or a combined strategy.
Secure image exchange
Please do not send identifiable DICOM studies to a personal email address. After clinical contact, use the hospital-approved image exchange or secure transfer route provided for the case.
Dr Theodosios Tsinas
Discuss a referral
Routine requests can begin through the consultation form. For an acute stroke or haemorrhage, call the emergency department directly.