Thrombectomy is a technique that has completely changed the management of acute stroke
and current devices have shown that they can achieve upwards of 90% successful …

Purpose In acute ischemic stroke for large vessel occlusions, delayed or failed access to
intracranial occlusions has a negative impact on procedural and clinical outcomes. The aim …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: In 5%–10% of patients with acute ischemic stroke with an
intention to treat with mechanical thrombectomy, no reperfusion can be achieved …

Background A direct aspiration first pass technique (ADAPT) is an efficient, safe, cost-
effective, and fast thrombectomy technique. Objective To evaluate anatomical and clot …

Background Mechanical thrombectomy is the standard of care for acute ischemic strokes
with proximal intracranial occlusion. Arterial access is commonly achieved with femoral …

Purpose Few studies have examined the geometry of endovascular mechanical
thrombectomy pathways. Here we examine the tortuosity and angulations of catheter …

Purpose To describe our single-center experience of mechanical thrombectomy (MTE) via a
direct carotid puncture (DCP) with regard to indication, time metrics, procedural details, as …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Arterial access is a technical consideration of mechanical
thrombectomy that may affect procedural time, but few studies exist detailing the relationship …

Objectives Carotid artery stenting is sometimes adapted for some at-risk cases; however,
appropriate treatment timing with stroke onset is controversial. This study aims to identify …

Background Vascular geometry plays an important role in stroke thrombectomy outcomes,
but few studies have examined complex characteristics of vessel morphology. The authors …