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  • Compare the Hemorrhagic Complication Rate After Intraarterial Thrombolysis with Stent Retrievers Weather tPA Infusion or Not

    Final Number:
    1333

    Authors:
    Do-Sung Yoo MD PhD; Han-Yong Huh; Jae-Geun Ahn; Cheol Ji

    Study Design:
    Clinical Trial

    Subject Category:

    Meeting: Congress of Neurological Surgeons 2017 Annual Meeting

    Introduction: Intraarterial thrombolytic therapy (IA-Tx) with stent retriever is accepted as an additional treatment for selected patients. But hemorrhagic complication rate weather intravenous tissue plasminogen administration or not before the IA-Tx with Solitaire device, is not reported yet. Authors tried to find the clinical outcomes according to the IV-tPA before the IA-Tx and perfusion diffusion mismatching (P/D-mismatching).

    Methods: Eighty-one treated IA-Tx with the Solitaire device, diagnosed as anterior circulation larger vessel occlusion were included in this study. CT-angiography was done as an initial diagnostic image and acute stroke MR imaging followed after the IV-tPA. 42 patients were in the tPA group and 39 patients were in the non-tPA group. Recanalization rate, clinically significant hemorrhagic (sICH) and clinical outcomes were recorded according to weather IV-tPA or not.

    Results: Recanalization rate was 81.0% in IV-tPA group, and it was 69.2% in non-tPA group (p=0.017). While sICH were 19.9% and 25.6% respectively (p=0.328). Neurologic outcomes also did not influence by tPA infusion or not. But according to the P/D-mismatching or not, the recanalization rate and sICH were 91.9% and 16.7% in the mismatched group and 46.7% and 46.7% in the matched group (p=0.008 & p=0.019, respectively).

    Conclusions: For patients treated with IA-Tx with stent retriever, weather IV-tPA influence or not did not influence on the sICH, recanalization rate and neurologic outcomes. While P/D-mismatching or not was correlated well with sICH, recanalization rate and clinical outcomes.

    Patient Care: Fine technical improvement in thrombolysis with stent device.

    Learning Objectives: Major vessel occusion patients management by mechanical thrombolysis.

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