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Hello from Paris, hello from LINK 2026.
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My name is Vladimir Kalovusek
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and I have a great pleasure to introduce Professor Ricardo Hanel
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from the States to discuss about what is going on in 2036.
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What is going on in the future, Ricardo?
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Thank you, Vlado.
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It's a great opportunity to be here at LYNC 2026 honoring what I call the first retirement of Professor Jacques Moret.
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He'll retire more times.
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I think the future is bright.
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I think the best way to predict the future is to help build.
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So here in 2026 we're putting stepstones in place to have a bright future in 2036.
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How do you see the future regarding autonomous devices and robotics and AI?
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Are we there yet?
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Are we doing at all the treatments or are robots taking over?
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So, I see a great pathway for us to go in the direction of this.
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I think these things work very close together between artificial intelligence,
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detection, artificial intelligence, prescription, artificial intelligence,
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procedure driven by physicians and by robots.
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I think the robots will be here in 2036.
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I think the pathway is established.
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Hopefully in 2026 or 2027 we'll have the first clinical trial for remote thrombectomy.
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And by 2036 we're going to be having a discussion should we continue with device -specific robots
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or we should have robots that can operate any devices.
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And what about the neuroprotection drugs?
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Are we there yet?
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Are we started to be at the beginning of something
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which will be stepping stones and standard of care to protect the brain till we operate or robots will do?
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Yes, I think for countries and geographic locations that need transportation,
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I think neuroprotection will play a big role with selective cooling of the brain, with identification of certain drugs
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that will extend the life of the brain until we can get the vessel open on the same line.
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Today, what we do for these patients outside of the hospital, inside of the hospital that don't have thrombectomy capabilities is thrombolytics.
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In the future, in 10 years, we're going to have a cocktail of medications that will be thrombolytics,
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2B3A, DNAs, and von Willembrand inhibitors.
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So a cocktail of that will have a mix
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that can treat a lot of more patients effectively without catheter based therapies
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and you have more insight than me what about neuroregenerative drugs
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are we in a place to discuss about stem cell therapy
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so the brain can recover from all those massive strokes is there potentially in
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that therapy i think there are two lines here right one what we're leaving in 2026 that is It's vivosteam,
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it's vagal nerve stimulation, the first one that we can have somebody
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that is plegic and get a meaningful recovery of that limb function.
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But stem cells is coming on that direction.
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And what we see, and that's the beauty of this artificial intelligence,
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all this information associated, you'll be able to purpose -driven,
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find drugs that can get to that.
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Look what happened just last week with pancreatic cancer.
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More than a 50 % increased survival to one drug because of this specific targeting.
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This specific target that is happening in cancer today will permeate in other diseases
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and we'll be able to find these targets so these medications, neuroprotection and the stem cell will be more effective.
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Yeah, great.
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Great to see the future.
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And one last question.
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We saw a lot of smart technology being present now.
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All of the normal people, patients wear smart watches, they have the smart telephones.
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What is the evolution in that for everyday people?
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Do you see any increase in awareness and potential to help?
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I think we already walk, all of us walk with a smartphone.
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There's an accelerometer inside of those phones.
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You can detect patient behavior pattern.
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In the near future, these machines that we walk in, these smartphones, they'll be able to tell.
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You're not following, you didn't give your 20 steps this morning, why you're not moving.
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So the machine will be interacting with you
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and it'll be detecting these wake -up strokes and we don't know for how long these people have been on the floor.
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The machine will be there and we are on verge of doing holographic transmissions
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that you can have somebody present even though that person is not truly there.
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So you can easily see, even before 2036, that you're going to have a companion at your home
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if you're an elder person high risk you have a holographic
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companion there talking to you not like alexa talking to you or
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or speaker talk to you is a is a projection is
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a hologram they'll be there it's a grandma why you didn't get out of bed yeah
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so i think this is going to be very advanced
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and you'll be able to help these people quicker yeah thank you ricardo
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so it's great to see all those insights
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and to conclude I'm future is bright in a stroke care
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if you agree on me with that and we tend to see
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that the treatment will be possible for the further location
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which there are not physician near their present will be IE driven by robots
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if we as a physician could not do it with the standard of care
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which we is going to be appropriate like a physician does it
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and the prevention
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and awareness will be even more present to help the the senior citizens to take care of themselves
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and to arrive to to hospitals we can get even more for the treatment
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so thank you thank you for your time
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and it was a real pleasure to have this conversation thank you Thank you, Vlade.
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Thank you.

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