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Section Editors: Geoffrey A. Donnan MD, FRACP Stephen M. Davis MD, FRACP “It’s now or never. I was caught in a dead end street. A look (into your eyes) can heal me. And after this moment, you gave me something (back). What I really need.” — Primal Fear, “Nuclear Fire,” 2001 Of course, the “dead end street” refers to computed tomography (CT), “the healing look” to reading a stroke MRI, and being “given something that one really needs” to thrombolytic therapy.What do we need to establish that a new methodology is ready to be put to use instead of an older one? We need to show that it is at least as good, if not better, than the old modality with regard to safety, feasibility, cost efficiency, …

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