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Stroke Thrombectomy and Aneurysm Registry

Join our study on stroke and aneurysm treatments!

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1-120 years
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Stroke Thrombectomy and Aneurysm Registry

This study collects information about patients having brain surgeries. These surgeries treat problems like blocked blood flow, where blood can't reach part of the brain, or an *aneurysm*, which is when a blood vessel in the brain bulges like a balloon. The study also looks at other issues like tangled blood vessels, which is when blood vessels are mixed up, and bleeding in the brain. The goal is to help predict how patients will do after surgery and to compare different surgical methods and tools.

Eligibility:

  • Patients having surgery for a brain blood vessel problem
  • Ages 1 to 120 years

No exclusion criteria

Key Points:

  • This study looks at surgeries for brain injuries related to blood vessels.
  • People of almost any age can be part of this study.
  • There are no specific reasons given that would stop someone from joining.
Study details
    Stroke
    Thromboses
    Intracranial
    Aneurysm
    Brain

NCT04994756

Medical University of South Carolina

22 December 2024

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