Andrea Sterenstein

Andrea Sterenstein is an Assistant Professor at Rush Medical College, part of Rush University, where she specializes in Neurocritical Care. Her research focuses on stroke management, cerebrovascular diseases, and critical care neurology, with an emphasis on post-stroke complications and neurological manifestations of infectious diseases like post-COVID-19 conditions.

Her recent publications explore topics such as therapeutic anticoagulation practices in large hemispheric infarctions, post-COVID Wernicke’s encephalopathy presenting as vision loss, and the role of leukocytosis in clinical outcomes of stroke patients. These studies highlight her expertise in bridging clinical practice and translational research in neurocritical care.

No scientific awards, grants, or advising records are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. She collaborates with colleagues such as Sayona John, Sarah Song, and Thomas Mizen, reflecting a team-oriented research approach. No specific lab or team affiliations are detailed in the profile.