Front Row On Demand Full Collection-Surgical Treatment of Hemorrhagic Stroke - Where Do We Stand and An Update on the Endovascular Treatment of Ischemic Stroke

Surgical Treatment of Hemorrhagic Stroke - Where Do We Stand and An Update on the Endovascular Treatment of Ischemic Stroke

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Summary: The video featured in the Front Row Series by the AANS focuses on cerebrovascular surgery. It includes expert insights from Dr. Gustavo Predilla and Dr. Jay Malko. Dr. Predilla discusses the ENRICH trial, highlighting the rationale for hematoma evacuation in intracerebral hemorrhage cases. Dr. Malko focuses on endovascular treatment of ischemic stroke and the controversy surrounding stent retrievers versus aspiration thrombectomy. Both speakers stress the importance of evidence-based practice and ongoing research in cerebrovascular surgery.<br /><br />In another video transcript, Dr. Mocco discusses treatment options for ischemic strokes, with a focus on thrombectomy. He highlights the need for randomized controlled trials to effectively treat distal vessel occlusions and stresses the importance of early intervention for minor stroke symptoms. Dr. Mocco mentions the potential for AI, endovascular treatments, self-driving ambulances, and structural brain interventions in the future. He also emphasizes the importance of trial design, including AI screening, Bayesian design, adaptive trial design, and volumetric analysis, to drive the field forward.<br /><br />Credits: Dr. Gustavo Predilla and Dr. Jay Malko as experts in cerebrovascular surgery. The video is part of the Front Row Series by the AANS.

Keywords

cerebrovascular surgery

ENRICH trial

intracerebral hemorrhage

endovascular treatment

ischemic stroke

stent retrievers

aspiration thrombectomy

thrombectomy

randomized controlled trials

AI screening

volumetric analysis