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TITLE:

ENDOVASCULAR TREATMENT OF SEVERE ISCHEMIC STROKE TO THE OBSTACLE PAIR: CORRELATION BETWEEN THE OBSTACLE AND SEVERE STENOSIS OF THE PROXIMAL INTERIOR OF THE CERVIX CAROTID DUCT

AUTHORS:

Dr. Ammara Azam, Dr Muhammad Waleed Sanaullah, Dr. Mubashir Ahmad

ABSTRACT:

Objective: Strokes identified with internal carotid artery torque impediments and the significant intracranial supply pathway are related by unfortunate medical result. We assessed medical viability of the endovascular method for administration of those cuts. Authors similarly considered medical outcome with respect to the type of lesions of cervical internal carotid artery: complete barrier versus extreme stenosis. Methods: Authors thoughtfully examined 45 cases through intense ischemic stroke who were treated with endovascular therapy for paired injuries among July 2018 and June 2019. After isolating cases into two sets based on the type of proximal cervical ICS injury (complete impediment also simple stenosis), we reviewed sectorial information, angiographic results, and medical results. An adjusted score on the Rankin scale ≤2 was characterized as an ideal clinical outcome. Results: Of 48 patients, 30 (66.5%) had a complete barrier to cervical ICA, and enduring 18 had high-grade stenosis. An effective stent remained placed in altogether cases with ideal clinical outcome (30/48.66.5%). The effective reperfusion score (thrombolysis in localized cerebral necrosis ≥2b) remained 79.7%; obstacle collection (19/30, 66.8%) versus stenosis collection (16/16, 100%) of cases. The modified mean score on the Rankin scale at 90 days was 2.36± 1.83. The ideal clinical outcome rate was higher for stenosis collection (12/16, 74.5%) than for obstacle collection (17/28, 60.4%) without measurable critical contrast (p = 0.508). Conclusion: Acute endovascular cure of carotid vein pair lesions is in fact the practical and medically viable intercession that takes little account of type of lesion in proximal cervical ICA. Keywords: Endovascular, Treatment, Severe Ischemic Stroke, Obstacle Pair, Correlation, Severe Stenosis, Proximal Interior, Cervix Carotid Duct.

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