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Read our Stroke research guide →This trial is testing whether a portable ultrasound scan of the brain—combined with artificial intelligence—can quickly identify when a stroke is caused by bleeding inside the brain. Currently, doctors rely on CT scans, which aren't always available immediately. This study will teach AI models to recognize patterns on ultrasound that suggest a brain bleed, potentially helping doctors diagnose and treat stroke patients much faster.
When a stroke happens, doctors need to know immediately whether it's caused by a blocked blood vessel or bleeding in the brain, because the treatments are completely different. Many hospitals don't have CT scanners available 24/7, which delays diagnosis and treatment. This trial exists to see if a faster, simpler ultrasound exam with AI support could help close that gap and get patients the right treatment sooner.
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You will first receive the standard CT scan that doctors use to diagnose stroke. After that, you'll have a brief ultrasound scan of your brain performed through your skull using a handheld probe—this takes just a few minutes, causes no pain, and uses no radiation. The ultrasound images will be recorded and analyzed by AI models to see if they can accurately detect bleeding. You'll also be asked about your medical history and stroke symptoms to help researchers understand what factors affect the accuracy of the test.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 16, 2026 · Not medical advice
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