We'll be in Istunbul for #WLNC2024!
Excited to introduce our solutions at the event.
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📣2 Days Until WLNC - @icurestroke 2024 Joint Conference!
Prepare for the forthcoming WLNC - iCURE STROKE 2024 Joint Conference taking place in the vibrant hub of Istanbul!
Remember to secure your spot by signing up and participating with us: https://t.co/k6IFtsfxu7
The most epic hands-on craniotomy course ever created before an International Congress: AANS Congress 2024, Chicago, May 3rd!
Thanks to visionary course Directors Jason Sheehan, Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa and João Paulo Almeida
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Novel Approach to Venous Stenting: Tigertriever Temporary Stenting for the Evaluation of Pulsatile Tinnitus | Stroke: Vascular and Interventional Neurology https://t.co/EPfCLe7i6J @StrokeAHA_ASA@SVINJournal@svinsociety
Neurovascular-Nugget 21
Reading of this manuscript may reflect
Main Points:
- For the second thrombectomy pass, switching from stent retriever to the combined technique was associated with higher chances of complete reperfusion compared to repeating stent retriever, while switching to aspiration alone was not.
- For the second pass, switching from aspiration to the combined technique was associated with higher chances of complete reperfusion compared to repeating aspiration, while switching to stent retriever alone was not.
- For the third pass after two failed stent retriever passes, switching to the combined technique was associated with higher chances of complete reperfusion compared to switching to aspiration or repeating stent retriever.
- After two failed aspiration passes, switching to the combined technique for the third pass was associated with higher chances of complete reperfusion compared to repeating aspiration, while switching to stent retriever was not.
- After two failed passes with the combined technique, switching to aspiration for the third pass was associated with lower chances of complete reperfusion compared to repeating the combined technique, while switching to stent retriever alone was not.
- The combined technique achieved earlier complete reperfusion compared to aspiration alone when analyzing the first three passes.
- No differences in functional outcomes were seen based on technique switching.
Critiques of Methodology:
- Retrospective analysis with its inherent limitations.
- No central adjudication of angiographic outcomes.
- Heterogeneity in devices and techniques used between centers and operators.
- Limited sample sizes for some technique comparisons.
- Did not evaluate impact of technique switching on clinical outcomes.
Clinical Implications:
- Early switching to the combined technique after failed standalone stent retriever or aspiration passes may improve reperfusion rates.
- Repeating the same standalone technique after failed passes may not improve reperfusion as much as early switching.
- More data needed to confirm impact on clinical outcomes.
https://t.co/qXOfmMp2g9
Attending @SIRspecialists (Society of Interventional Radiology) at the end of March?
Come see us to learn about our full suite of #AI-driven imaging solutions.
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3 trials of MMA embolization (EMBOLISE, MAGIC-MT, STEM) for SDH presented #ISC2024 w impressive results summarized below. Thankful for opportunity to participate @JMDaviesMDPhD@_AdnanSiddiqui@Medtronic_NV & so many more!