Mechanical Thrombectomy by a Direct Aspiration First Pass Technique (ADAPT) in Ischemic Stroke: Results of Monocentric Study Based on Multimodal CT Patient Selection

<div>82-year-old patient, smoker, presenting at 2 hours from symptoms onset with an NIHSS score of 20. (a) CT shows left hyperdense MCA, CTA absence of flow in the same MCA region. (b) Multiphase CTA shows good collaterals in the arterial phase and two venous phases of acquisition. (c) CTP shows mismatch between the large area on MTT (3) and the small infarct core on CBV (1). (d) Angiography shows an occluded MCA with perfect recanalization (TICI 3).</div>

Stroke Research and Treatment

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Figure 1: Mechanical Thrombectomy by a Direct Aspiration First Pass Technique (ADAPT) in Ischemic Stroke: Results of Monocentric Study Based on Multimodal CT Patient Selection 

Figure 1 | Mechanical Thrombectomy by a Direct Aspiration First Pass Technique (ADAPT) in Ischemic Stroke: Results of Monocentric Study Based on Multimodal CT Patient Selection 