How does the presence of signs of cerebral edema influence your decision for thrombolysis and endovascular thrombectomy?
In light of publication in Ann Neurol by Nie et al based on ANGEL-ASPECT data
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Neurology · HCA Houston Healthcare
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When deciding on intervention for large core strokes, the presence of cerebral edema is something I expect rather than a factor that would change my approach. The article examined net water uptake (NWU) as a potential imaging marker to predict edema progression in large core stroke. While the second...
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