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#ALEXANDROS POWERS MD TRIAL#

#ALEXANDROS POWERS MD TRIAL#

Methods and Design: LASER (Lixiana Acute Stroke Evaluation Registry) is a randomized controlled trial with an associated registry ( NCT03494530). We hypothesize that the risk of HT in patients treated with edoxaban can be predicted using RNA expressed in leukocytes at time of stroke. We hypothesize that the rate of radiological HT will not be increased in patients starting edoxaban within 5 days of AF related stroke, relative to those in whom initiation is delayed. Our secondary aim is to determine predictors of hemorrhagic transformation (HT) after AF related stroke.

4Prince of Wales Clinical School, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australiaīackground: The optimal timing of anticoagulation after stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) is unknown.Īim and Hypothesis: Our primary aim is to demonstrate the safety of edoxaban initiation within 5 days of AF related stroke.

3Clinical Neurosciences, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada.

2Department of Medicine, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

1Department of Medicine, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada.

Hill 3, Brian Buck 1 and Ken Butcher 1,4 * In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Pancreatic Cancer Network would be appreciated by the family.Anas Alrohimi 1,2, Glen Jickling 1, Thomas Jeerakathil 1, Ashfaq Shuaib 1, Khurshid Khan 1, Mahesh Kate 1, Michael D. He will be greatly missed by all whose lives were touched by Alex’s generous and loving spirit. Alex leaves an enormous void in the lives of family, friends, and colleagues. Alex's drive, passion and overwhelming willingness to help others was contagious and will never be forgotten. Alex was a loving son-in-law to Francis and Letty De Orio and brother- in-law to Michael De Orio (and his wife Jill De Orio) and Julie De Orio Fleener (and her husband Mike Fleener). Alex was a dedicated uncle to Alaina Powers (and her husband Greg Peterca), John Powers, Kristin Powers, Kreesa Lancaster, Alex Lancaster, Jaclyn Fleener, Amy Fleener, Brooke and Dylan Murphy. Powers (and his wife Mary Powers) and to his sister Danae M. Powers, of Pittsburgh, PA, brother to John D. Alex is survived by his wife and best friend Peri De Orio, friends since 1986 (spouses since 2002) and their children, daughter Alexa Francis and son Nicholas De Orio. A consummate storyteller, Alex loved conversations with all. Alex enjoyed skiing, golfing, and being on the water and among the redwood trees in California. He was truly the model of a compassionate, generous spirit. He has inspired all to be strong, caring individuals and to remember to think of others before themselves. He cherished the same joys with his nieces and nephews. He was happiest supporting them at ice hockey games, polo matches, and any other activity.

While Alex was a dedicated and celebrated professional, he loved spending time with his children above all else. Alex recognized and was quick to celebrate the achievements and work standards of those who worked with him throughout his career, and he never took their talents and dedication for granted. Fellowship and mutual respect were qualities that meant a great deal to Alex professionally and personally.

Prior to joining MedStar he was in private practice with the Washington Brain and Spine Institute in Bethesda, MD. Alex was an adjunct professor at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital and fellow of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons. Rizzoli award for Excellence in Neurosurgery among many other awards. He completed his residency in 1992 and was awarded the Hugo V. Training included adult and pediatric neurosurgery, cranial and spinal surgery, neuroradiology, and neuropathology. Alex completed his neurosurgical residency at The George Washington University Hospital. He attended medical school at Hahnemann University Hospital, now affiliated with Drexel University College of Medicine, and completed his surgical internship at the Guthrie Clinic, Robert Packer Hospital. He graduated cum laude in 1981 from the University of Pittsburgh with majors in chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Alex was born in 1959 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Throughout the preceding weekend he was joined by his parents, children, siblings, nieces, nephews and Peri’s family as well as his close friends in the community. Powers was 60 years old and died from complications of pancreatic cancer. His loving wife Peri De Orio, was by his side. Powers, loving father and husband, prominent and respected neurosurgeon, died peacefully Octoin Bethesda, MD just as a rainbow brightened the evening sky. Memorial trees planted for: Alexandros D.