
PGY-3 š§ @MiamiNeuroRes | Former scholar @CerebrovascLab | I play guitar when I can | Alchemist
Miami, FL
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Grateful and humbled to receive the DeSousa Award for Best Stroke/Interventional Project for the second consecutive year at @MiamiNeuroRes @UMiamiNeuro. None of this happens in isolation. Thankful for incredible mentors, and the opportunity to keep growing in this field.
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Article Commentary: āEarly Inflammatory Biomarkers Associated With Functional Outcomes in Acute Cerebral Venous Thrombosisā
In this #BloggingStroke post, Natalie Neale discusses #Stroke article by @LeonardoCruz_C et al. ahajournals.org/do/10.1161/bā¦
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š§ Cerebral edema subtypes matter in acute CVT!
In this CLOT-VENUS Registry substudy, @AndersonBr17 & our US-Mexico team found specific cerebral edema subtypes are independently associated with 6-month functional outcomes. @GreenJournal
Full study here: doi.org/10.1212/WNL.00000000ā¦
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New ACTN article: Does combining aggressive antiplatelet and IVT during acute intracranial stenting lead to significant hemorrhagic complications?
Our RESISTANT study of 823 patients reveals no synergistic bleeding riskāthe joint effect is attenuated.
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Our latest RESISTANT Registry subanalysis found that aggressive intraprocedural antiplatelet therapy was not associated with excess hemorrhagic risk in patients undergoing acute intracranial stenting after intravenous thrombolysis.
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Check out the April Stroke Alert Podcast @StrokeAHA_ASA, where our study on emergent intracranial stenting strategies (rescue vs first-line) is discussed by @NAsdaghi and @dyavagal ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.ā¦
The April episode of the #StrokeAlert Podcast is now available. In this episode, host @NAsdaghi highlights articles in the April issue of #Stroke and interviews @draravindganesh & @dyavagal.
ahajournals.org/do/10.1161/pā¦
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Intracranial carotid blowout syndrome is rare and often fatal with no predefined management algorithms. Here is our experience-based treatment strategy. Shout out to @romilsingh1892 and @FernandoTerryMD for the hard work! #carotidblowout #endovascular #headandneckcancer #stroke
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Check out new publication. Just Published in @TheJNS
Therapeutic management of Intracranial ICA Blowout Syndrome (ICABS) ā an institutional case series + individual participant data meta-analysis.
80 patients analyzed.
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ICABS is an extremely rare but catastrophic entity.
Common causes:
⢠Head & neck cancer invasion
⢠Radiation injury
⢠Iatrogenic injury during transsphenoidal surgery
Most frequent location: Petrous ICA (43.8%)
Key results:
⢠Bleeding control achieved in 81.2%
⢠Parent vessel sacrifice most common intervention (41%)
⢠Overall complication rate: 35%
⢠Mortality: 27.5%
Conservative management had the highest mortality (60%).
š Takeaway
When acute ICABS occurs ā Endovascular therapy could be first-line.
Rapid hemorrhage control saves lives.
Grateful for learning from mentors @evanluthermd @Starkeneurosurg and collaboration with colleagues @MokshalPorwal @AaronCalienes @matetinihas @joelsequeiros
#neuroendovascular #Neurosurgery
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Is First-Line Stenting in Patients With Ischemic Strokes Better Than Rescue Stenting?
In this #BloggingStroke post, @MaddyRussell16 discusses #Stroke article by @AaronCalienes & @dyavagal et al. #ISC26 @AHAScience
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Grateful to see our work highlighted by @StrokeAHA_ASA. Important data on first-line vs rescue stenting during EVT for AIS, with comparable safety and effectiveness #ISC26 @dyavagal
#ISC26 In a retrospective observational cohort study, first-line stenting and rescue stenting during EVT for AIS demonstrated a comparable safety and effectiveness profile. @AHAScience ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/ā¦
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We are back at #ISC26 today, presenting more of our work and collaborations.
Hope to see you around!
@AHAScience @NashwaAbdelhak3 @marcriboj @AaronCalienes @IowaVascular
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Looking forward to presenting our work and collaborations at #ISC26 in New Orleans!
These are our talks for today!š§
@IowaVascular @AaronCalienes
@NeurologyYale @PwintLThinzar @marcriboj @AHAScience
āHard to Crackā ICAD-LVO: the hard problem in EVT.
Join our advanced session on imaging, thrombectomy strategies, angioplasty, stenting, and ICAD mimics at #ISC26 @AHAScience
Our comparative sub-study from the RESISTANT registry showed similar clinical outcomes and hemorrhage risk whether intracranial permanent stenting was used as a rescue strategy or as a first-line approach.
Our most recent study in @StrokeAHA_ASA:
ahajournals.org/doi/abs/10.1ā¦
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ICYMI: Check out the November episode of the #StrokeAlert Podcast. In this episode, host @NAsdaghi addresses these three questions.
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#stroke #StayAlertWithStrokeAlert @NKrementzMD @CT_LP_MRI @AaronCalienes @CerebrovascLab
Honored that our work was featured on the Stroke Alert Podcast! We discuss infarct progression, imaging selection, and outcomes from EVT>24h. Grateful for such an insightful discussion.
The November episode of the #StrokeAlert Podcast is now available. In this episode, host @NAsdaghi highlights articles in the Nov. issue of #Stroke and interviews Drs. Santiago Ortega-Gutierrez & @AaronCalienes. #StayAlertWithStrokeAlert
ahajournals.org/do/10.1161/pā¦
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In the morning one of our past fellows, @AaronCalienes, started the platform presentations in Caribbean Room 3-5, with this meaningful topic: Endovascular Thrombectomy vs Best Medical Therapy for Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke Beyond 24 hours: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis, recently published in STROKE
doi.org/10.1161/STROKEAHA.12ā¦
#SVIN #SVIN25 #ORLANDO #UMIAMI #UIOWA
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š§ Study of patients who underwent intracranial stenting after EVT found no differences between those with vs. without IVT in:
šļø90-day mRS shift
šļø90-day mortality š 24h sICH rates
Read more hereš
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