Determining Etiology of Large Vessel Occlusion
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Other organizations : Ajou University, Keimyung University Dongsan Medical Center, Keimyung University, Kyungpook National University Hospital, Medical University of South Carolina, University of Calgary
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- Etiology of target large vessel occlusion (embolic or ICAS-related occlusion)
- Arterial occlusion and its classification (embolic or ICAS-related)
- Uncommon cerebral arterial diseases such as dissection, moyamoya disease, and vasculitis
- Positive control: Completely recanalized occluded vessel after primary thrombectomy (classified as embolic occlusion)
- Negative control: Remnant stenosis of >70%, or a lesser degree of stenosis with a tendency toward reocclusion and/or flow impairment during the procedure (classified as ICAS-related occlusion)
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