The interventionalist could utilize any device or combination of devices in the ICA or MCA M1 segment. They could also use the devices to remove thrombus from MCA M2 segments. If the interventionalists encountered severe common or proximal ICA stenosis or occlusion, they could also perform angioplasty or stenting with FDA approved devices. Adjuvant intraarterial thrombolytic agents were prohibited in DEFUSE 3.
Thrombectomy Devices for Acute Stroke
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Other organizations : Stanford Medicine, University of Iowa, Neurological Surgery, Cleveland Clinic, University of Cincinnati, Medical University of South Carolina
Variable analysis
- Interventionalist device selection (Trevo Retriever, Solitaire Revascularization Device, Covidien MindFrame Capture Revascularization Device, Penumbra Suction Thrombectomy system)
- Thrombectomy outcome
- Training and post-training experience of interventionalists
- Use of FDA approved devices for thrombectomy (approved for use within an 8-hour window following stroke onset and used in the DEFUSE 3 study with an FDA investigational device exemption)
- Ability to perform angioplasty or stenting with FDA approved devices for severe common or proximal ICA stenosis or occlusion
- Prohibition of adjuvant intraarterial thrombolytic agents
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