Impact of middle meningeal artery embolisation on management of chronic subdural haematoma in older people with frailty and antithrombotic therapy
https://t.co/6KCHH8p6By
Using balloon guide catheters (BGC) with mechanical thrombectomy reduces long-term stroke care costs across the US, Canada & Europe. Savings up to $6,297 (US) & €3,344 (NL) per patient! #StrokeCare#NeuroIntervention
Read more: https://t.co/K7YYQruhYY
🚑🏥New study suggests benefit of EVT compared to medical management does not vary by interhospital-transfer status
🧠Study in acute anterior-circulation large vessel occlusion patients with large infarcts
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Does the duration of mechanical thrombectomy procedures predict outcomes? The latest JNIS podcast highlights observations from a multicenter study giving insight into choices of catheter types, and strategic decisions for prolonged procedures. https://t.co/Hj8O7EX50X
Improving care in elderly neurosurgery initiative guideline on management of chronic subdural haematoma in older people-relevance for the geriatrician https://t.co/3iX546Il4Y
Is there a simple and accessible solution to improve acute infarct core imaging? The utility of steady-state CT angiographic source images obtained from a delayed phase acquisition - https://t.co/C3gIooVcHl
Great to have our very own @hldmak present the health economic benefits that the second generation #BGC provide to healthcare systems in treating #stroke patients during #MT.
Great collaboration with @JNJMedTechUKIr @AM_Mortimer
The move to 24/7 mechanical thrombectomy provision for ischaemic stroke: an observational study of the impact on referrals, activity, procedural efficacy, and safety at a supra-regional centre https://t.co/EQ1W44GtoG
🧠💡 Type A aortic dissection blocking access to MMA embo for #CSDH? Discover the innovative use of a direct superficial temporal artery puncture for middle meningeal artery embolization in treating chronic subdural hematoma (#CSDH). WHAT?!? READ @JNIS-BMJ https://t.co/K4pwEHb8S3
Initial experience using middle meningeal artery embolisation for patients with recurrent and high-recurrence-risk chronic subdural haematoma - Journal of Clinical Neuroscience https://t.co/U2hnR3mW4Q
#ISC24@StrokeAHA_ASA
The EMBOLISE Study: Embolization of the Middle Meningeal Artery With OnyxTM Liquid Embolic System in the Treatment of Subacute and Chronic Subdural Hematoma
NNT = 14
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