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WFITN 2019: Homogeneous organisation of stroke care across countries is next “major challenge”

Mario Muto (Naples, Italy) President of WFITN 2019 (World Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology; 21-24 October; Naples, Italy) talks to BLearning Neuro about challenges in the neuroradiology field. Muto says that while...

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WFITN 2019: Vessel wall imaging “has added value for select stroke patients”

Joanna Schaafsma (Toronto, Canada) talks to BLearning Neuro at WFITN 2019 (World Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology; 21st–24th October; Naples, Italy) about the potential benefits and downsides of intracranial vessel wall...

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WFITN 2019: Selective brain cooling could benefit “fast progressing” ischaemic stroke patients

Waleed Brinjikji talks to BLearning Neuro at WFITN 2019 (World Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology; 21–24 October, Naples, Italy) about his presentation on selective brain cooling, a process where the internal...

WFITN 2019: Homogeneous organisation of stroke care across countries is next “major challenge”

WFITN 2019: Vessel wall imaging “has added value for select stroke patients”

WFITN 2019: Selective brain cooling could benefit “fast progressing” ischaemic stroke patients

Neuro Interviews

WFITN 2019: Homogeneous organisation of stroke care across countries is next “major challenge”

WFITN 2019: Vessel wall imaging “has added value for select stroke patients”

WFITN 2019: Selective brain cooling could benefit “fast progressing” ischaemic stroke patients

ESMINT 2019: Neuroradiology has seen “dramatic changes” from the early days

Surface modification technology could revolutionise ruptured aneurysm treatment globally

ESMINT 2019: “Vast majority” of people do not expect children to have strokes

ESMINT 2019: Drugs to strengthen aneurysm wall will be the future, regardless of intervention

SNIS 2019: Flow diverter outcomes ‘not device but technique dependent’

SNIS 2019: “Almost unethical” not to broaden thrombectomy inclusion criteria and treat more patients

SNIS 2019: The future of paediatric intervention is “wide open”

SNIS 2019: Next-generation thrombectomy will be “even more powerful”

SNIS 2019: Large scale endovascular treatment has improved outcomes for patients with ruptured brain aneurysms

SNIS 2019: In select patients, conventional imaging is “unnecessary” and they should go straight to the angiosuite

CX 2019: Why stroke following cardiac surgery is a “wake-up call”; Safety of carotid stenting debate