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Neuroendovascular Surgery Techniques for Fellows
Flow Diverters
Flow Diverters
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Video Summary
In this video, a doctor discusses his experience with flow diversion, specifically the use of the pipeline device. He explains that flow diversion is a complex and difficult technique to master, but it can have successful outcomes for the treatment of aneurysms. The doctor emphasizes the importance of understanding the anatomy and pathophysiology of each case and tailoring the approach accordingly. He talks about the need for multiple devices in some cases and the importance of ensuring adequate flow diversion. The doctor also discusses the challenges and quirks of the pipeline device, including the need for precise placement and the potential for complications such as torsion and kinking. He demonstrates various techniques to overcome these challenges and achieve successful outcomes. The doctor also highlights the importance of post-procedure evaluation and the need to assess the results thoroughly before concluding the procedure. Overall, the doctor emphasizes the artistry and aesthetics of flow diversion and encourages meticulousness and attention to detail to achieve the best possible outcomes for patients. The video does not mention any credits.
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Presented by Tibor Becske, MD
Keywords
flow diversion
pipeline device
aneurysms
challenges
complications
techniques
successful outcomes
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