
Maksim Agarkov
Gusevskaya Central Hospital, Russian FederationTitle: Successful cerebral thrombectomy after 50 hours in a young patient with antiphospholipid syndrome
Abstract
Mechanical
thrombectomy (MT) is the standard of treatment for patients with ischemic
stroke. One of the main criteria for selecting patients for MT is the time from
the onset of the disease. Recent DAWN and DEFUSE 3 studies have extended the
time window to 24 hours. However, there is still a dilemma as to which
treatment approach is best for patients admitted outside the time frame set by
these studies and current guidelines. We present a clinical case of
endovascular thromboextraction from the M1 segment of the left CMA in a young
26-year-old patient with suspected antiphospholipid syndrome 50 hours after the
onset of symptoms.
Biography
Maksim Agarkov defended his doctoral dissertation at the age of 41 at,
Russia. He heads the Interventional Radiology Department at District Hospital Gusev city, Russia. He has
more than 40 publications