Bridget Schoon

Bridget Schoon is a Researcher in the Neurology department at Erasmus MC, a prominent medical center in the Netherlands. Her work focuses on critical aspects of stroke treatment and patient outcomes, with particular expertise in endovascular procedures and the socioeconomic factors affecting stroke recovery.

Dr. Schoon's research interests span multiple dimensions of stroke care, including Brain Ischemia, Percutaneous Thrombectomy, Apoplexy, and the impact of Socioeconomic Status on patient outcomes. Her work incorporates key clinical assessment tools such as the National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale and Modified Rankin Scale to measure functional recovery.

Recent publications demonstrate Dr. Schoon's active contribution to stroke research, with work appearing in high-impact journals including The Lancet and Neurology. Her research portfolio includes both clinical trials examining new treatments like nerinetide and observational studies investigating socioeconomic determinants of stroke outcomes.

Dr. Schoon has established significant collaborations through her work with the ESCAPE-NEXT Investigators and other international research teams, contributing to multicenter studies that advance the field of stroke treatment. Her publications have garnered citations across Scopus and other academic indexes, with notable attention from news outlets and social media platforms.