The idea
Most clinical AI is added to an existing consultation. This one is designed around it.
The premise is simple: if you were designing a modern neurovascular practice today — knowing what evidence organisation, imaging AI, and structured reasoning can now do — you would not graft those tools onto a 20th-century workflow. You would build the consultation around them from the first principle. That is what EUROSTROKES is building: a stroke and secondary-prevention practice where AI infrastructure supports the clinician's reasoning, documentation, and follow-up, while the clinical judgement and the relationship stay unambiguously human.
What it will offer
Stroke & TIA consultation
Specialist assessment after stroke or transient ischaemic attack, with a structured, evidence-anchored work-up.
Secondary prevention
Individualised risk-factor and recurrence-prevention planning — the part of stroke care where sustained follow-up matters most.
Neurovascular second opinion
A considered review of complex or uncertain cases, grounded in current evidence and standards.
Structured follow-up
Continuity supported by AI infrastructure — clear documentation, consistent review, less lost between visits.
Principles
- Human decision, AI support. The clinician decides; the infrastructure makes the evidence and the record better.
- Evidence-anchored. Built on the same standards and reasoning discipline as the rest of EUROSTROKES' work.
- Privacy by design. Patient data handled to European standards; no health information solicited through this website.
Current status
- Practice model and clinical scope defined
- Building the supporting infrastructure and workflow
- Location and operational setup in Belgium
- Opening to patients — 2026