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The Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery aims to be the leading peer review journal for the field of neurointerventional surgery.
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Last chance! Don't miss out on another exciting JNIS Journal Club roundtable discussion today at 4pm ET. Dorothea Altschul MD FAHA FSVIN will moderate discussions by Shahram Majidi, MD on thrombectomy for higher mRS patients and Edgar A Samaniego P on super-large bore thrombectomy Sunil Sheth, MD and


Why wait to stent acutely symptomatic ICAD? Randomized trial data shows lower 1 month stroke rates if patients are treated within 7 days of their qualifying event, contrary to previous FDA recommendations bit.ly/3HugnTU Camilo R. Gomez


Get the latest JNIS podcast! bit.ly/3ZjbJhK Felipe C. Albuquerque interviews Alexandra Paul about evaluating socioeconomic influences on aneurysm treatment with the Area Deprivation Index bit.ly/4mP1H1L Apple link: bit.ly/43wXUij Spotify link:













To the era of better stent retrievers! bit.ly/3SP5Epx The NeVa NET 5.5 (Vesalio) thrombectomy device features integrated clot micro-filtration allowing for high first-pass efficacy while limiting distal emboli in new territories Roland Schwab #Thrombectomy


Another arrow in the quiver for overcoming ledge-effect and tortuosity preventing distal access in stroke thrombectomy as Jan-Karl Burkhardt, MD et al describe the "slingshot" technique with balloon-guided assisted tracking bit.ly/3HG45rS #Thrombectomy #StrokeCare


Device development requires adequate testing models and this new "live cadaver" model provides a new tool for accurate device testing bit.ly/43ZinLo Luis Savastano M.D. Ph.D. #NeurovascularResearch #TransradialAccess #CadavericModel
