Biplane Weekly · Archive
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Latest edition →- No. 8Large Cores, Distal Vessels, Rural ReachThrombectomy registries and subgroup signals, an ICAS consensus, and carotid, subdural and intrasaccular device data.
- No. 7Thrombectomy Widens: Mild Deficits, Late WindowTwo NEJM trials push thrombectomy into mild-deficit and 24–72-hour territory; ASL MRI, intra-arterial lysis, drug-coated balloons and MMA glue complete the week.
- No. 6Thrombectomy Beyond the Usual BoundariesTwo NEJM trials test thrombectomy at 24–72 hours and in mild deficits; plus intra-arterial lysis, basilar occlusion, MMA embolics, dural AVF and carotid risk.
- No. 5Cangrelor Without Aspirin; DOACs for Cerebral ThrombosisAlso: extended-window reperfusion, MMA embolisation beyond the trials, clipping versus WEB and paediatric thrombectomy.
- No. 4Challenging the Intervention Bias: Moving from Automatic Action to Strategic Restraint in INRPerfusion mismatch fails to select medium vessel occlusions for thrombectomy, and ICH evacuation lowers mortality without better function.
- No. 3Tenecteplase, cognition and rescue stentingATTENTION LATE finds no gain from tenecteplase before late basilar thrombectomy; CREST-2 shows no cognitive benefit; a German registry examines rescue stenting.
- No. 2Cooling, rescue stenting and difficult fistula accessNew results on cooling during thrombectomy, rescue stenting and isolated-sinus fistulas, alongside delayed inflammation and evolving treatment pathways.
- No. 1Recovery, selection and procedural judgementA month of stroke trials, carotid cognition and procedural evidence, with learning opportunities ahead.