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Neuroradiologists and stroke.

Stephen Phillips and colleagues[1][1] are to be congratulated for organizing and developing an acute stroke unit in Halifax and for describing the contributions that such units can make to the care of stroke patients. Halifax is well served by its unit, which is an example for Canada and the world