Marc Saake1, Lorenz Breuer2, Philipp Gölitz2, Martin Köhrmann2, Stefan Schwab2, Arnd Dörfler2, Stephan Kloska2. 1. Department of Neuroradiology, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Schwabachanlage 6, 91054 Erlangen, Germany. Electronic address: marc.saake@uk-erlangen.de. 2. Department of Neuroradiology, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Schwabachanlage 6, 91054 Erlangen, Germany.
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: Contradictory results were reported for the outcome after endovascular recanalization (ERT) in acute anterior circulation ischemic stroke. We assessed whether a clinical/perfusion CT cerebral blood volume (CBV) mismatch concept (CPM) can identify patients who will benefit from reperfusion therapy. METHODS: Imaging and clinical data of 58 consecutive ERT cases with acute anterior circulation stroke (ICA, M1, proximal M2) undergoing intraarterial thrombectomy within 4.5h after symptom onset were analyzed retrospectively. CPM was defined as NIHSS≥8 and PCT CBV ASPECTS≥7. Minor CBV lesion was defined as PCT CBV ASPECTS≥7. RESULTS: All baseline characteristics other than blood glucose did not differ between the paired groups. Revascularization was achieved in 87.9% of all patients without significant difference between the paired groups. Favorable clinical outcome after 3 months (mRS≤2) resulted in 29.3% of all patients, in contrast to 47.4% of the CPM positive and 52.2% of the minor CBV lesion groups. CONCLUSION: CPM can identify patients who will benefit from reperfusion therapy in acute anterior circulation ischemic stroke.
OBJECTIVE: Contradictory results were reported for the outcome after endovascular recanalization (ERT) in acute anterior circulation ischemic stroke. We assessed whether a clinical/perfusion CT cerebral blood volume (CBV) mismatch concept (CPM) can identify patients who will benefit from reperfusion therapy. METHODS: Imaging and clinical data of 58 consecutive ERT cases with acute anterior circulation stroke (ICA, M1, proximal M2) undergoing intraarterial thrombectomy within 4.5h after symptom onset were analyzed retrospectively. CPM was defined as NIHSS≥8 and PCT CBV ASPECTS≥7. Minor CBV lesion was defined as PCT CBV ASPECTS≥7. RESULTS: All baseline characteristics other than blood glucose did not differ between the paired groups. Revascularization was achieved in 87.9% of all patients without significant difference between the paired groups. Favorable clinical outcome after 3 months (mRS≤2) resulted in 29.3% of all patients, in contrast to 47.4% of the CPM positive and 52.2% of the minor CBV lesion groups. CONCLUSION: CPM can identify patients who will benefit from reperfusion therapy in acute anterior circulation ischemic stroke.
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