Stroke Interventional Laboratory Consensus (SILC) Roadmap
The Stroke Interventional Laboratory Consensus (SILC) Roadmap
The Stroke Interventional Laboratory Consensus (SILC) Roadmap, a visionary initiative by the Society of Vascular and Interventional Neurology (SVIN), is a transformative blueprint designed to standardize and optimize the neurovascular workflow on a global scale. At the heart of this pioneering roadmap are its three fundamental pillars: SILC-Lab, SILC-Train, and SILC-SPEED.
SILC-Lab is dedicated to the enhancement of Neuroendovascular Catheterization Laboratories, ensuring they are equipped with the latest technology, adhere to the highest safety standards, and operate with maximized efficiency for improved patient outcomes. The focus here is on creating a high-caliber environment that supports the intricate demands of neuroendovascular procedures.
SILC-Train addresses the critical element of education, aiming to create a uniform framework for training centers. It endeavors to standardize the training process across the board, ensuring that all levels of healthcare professionals, from physicians to nursing staff and paramedics, receive consistent, high-quality instruction that reflects the latest in neurointerventional techniques and patient management strategies.
Lastly, SILC-SPEED targets the crucial early stages of stroke care: the pre-hospital workflow. The goal is to streamline and accelerate the processes from the onset of a stroke to definitive care, reducing door-to-treatment times and improving the likelihood of positive patient outcomes.
Together, these three pillars form a robust approach to revolutionizing stroke care, embodying SVIN's commitment to fostering a world where neurovascular interventions are accessible, standardized, and executed with unparalleled precision and speed.
