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Neurology · HCA Houston Healthcare
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Stenting in the setting of carotid dissection can be safe and effective, particularly when performed in the appropriate clinical context. The most common scenario where I consider stenting is during a tandem lesion associated with an LVO, where EVT is already being performed. In this setting, dissection-related stenosis or occlusion can significantly impair intracranial access or compromise perfusion, and placing a stent can help alleviate both of these issues.
These cases tend to have good outc...
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