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Spotlight on the May 12 issue

#### Notable in Neurology this week

This issue features an article that investigates the differences in prevalence of depression after stroke between men and women; another, using network methods, determines that the way foods are consumed, not just the quantity, may be applicable for dementia prevention. A featured article examines whether surrogates for patients with severe acute brain injury can be identified based on a survey of their prioritization of goals-of-care decisional concerns.

### Stroke reperfusion therapy following dabigatran reversal with idarucizumab in a national cohort

Recent use of anticoagulants is a contraindication for the use of IV …