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在急性缺血性中风的内救援支架后的结果

Christine Tschoe1, Stephanie Coffman2, Carol Kittel2

  • 1Baylor College of Medicine Houston TX.

Stroke (Hoboken, N.J.)
|January 26, 2026
PubMed
概括

在机械血栓切除术 (MT) 失败后的救援支架 (RS) 显著改善了新出现的大血管封闭患者的结果. 这种方法提供了比保守治疗更好的结果,而不会大幅增加符合条件的患者的出血风险.

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急性缺血性中风是急性缺血性中风.新出现的大血管封闭.血管内治疗疗法 血管内疗法内支架是用于内支架.机械血栓切除术是一种机械血栓切除术.抢救救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援救援血栓切除术失败是因为失败.

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