A trauma center and a stroke center are specialized medical facilities that cater to different types of emergencies.

Trauma Center:

• A trauma center is equipped to handle severe injuries resulting from accidents, falls, violence, and other traumatic incidents.
• It’s usually categorized into different levels based on the resources, capabilities, and expertise available.
• Trauma centers provide immediate medical attention, stabilization, surgery, intensive care, and rehabilitation services for trauma patients.
• They have specialized teams including trauma surgeons, emergency physicians, nurses, and other specialists to manage critical injuries.

Stroke Center:

• A stroke center focuses on diagnosing and treating strokes, which occur when there is a disruption in blood supply to the brain.
• A stroke center focuses on diagnosing and treating strokes, which occur when there is a disruption in blood supply to the brain.
• Stroke centers aim for rapid assessment, diagnosis, and treatment to minimize brain damage and prevent complications.
• They use advanced imaging techniques to determine the type and cause of stroke, such as ischemic (due to a blood clot) or hemorrhagic (due to bleeding).
• Stroke centers offer specialized treatments including clot-busting medications, procedures to remove clots, and rehabilitation services for stroke survivors.