Noncontrast CT Selected Thrombectomy vs Medical Management for Late-Window Anterior Large Vessel Occlusion.
Thanh N NguyenRaul Gomes NogueiraMuhammad M QureshiSimon NagelJean RaymondMohamad AbdalKaderJelle DemeestereJoão Pedro MartoSunil A ShethVolker PuetzAnne DusartPatrik MichelMarc RiboOsama O ZaidatJames E SieglerDiogo C HaussenStrbian DanielHilde HenonMahmoud H MohammadenMarkus A MöhlenbruchMarta Olive GadeaAjit S PuriSimon WinzerJohannes KaesmacherPiers KleinLiisa TomppoFrancois CaparrosJoão Nuno RamosMouhammad A JumaaSyed H ZaidiNicolas Martinez-MajanderStefania NannoniLieselotte VandewalleFlavio BellanteMudassir FarooquiSergio Salazar-MarioniPekka VirtanenDaniel P O KaiserAnke WoutersRita VenturaJessica JesserAdnan MujanovicLiqi ShuAlicia C CastonguayZain MansoorZhong Ming QiuHesham E MasoudManuel Requena RuizErno PeltolaWei HuEugene LinKanta TanakaCharlotte CordonnierDaniel RoyShadi YaghiDavide StramboHiroshi YamagamiUrs FischerTudor G JovinRobin LemmensPeter A RinglebSantiago Ortega-GutierrezPublished in: Neurology (2024)
This study provides Class III evidence that for patients with proximal anterior circulation occlusion presenting with ischemic stroke from 6 to 24 hours, compared with medical management, those undergoing thrombectomy based on NCCT have reduced disability and mortality at 90 days.