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Touch MEdical MEdia 59 The nation’s first Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU) was launched in February, 2014 by James Grotta, MD, and colleagues at the Texas Medical Center in Houston. The concept, pioneered by Marie Curie when she loaded an X-ray machine onto an ambulance during World War I, is logical: to take emergency care to the patient in order to allow accurate diagnosis and urgent treatment earlier when it may do more good. Now 100 years later, instead of a physicist and X-ray machine, it is a vascular neurologist (VN) and computed tomography (CT) scanner.

Mobile Stroke Unit Hits the Road in Houston