Stroke remains one of the leading causes of long-term disability worldwide, and advances in medical technology have provided new avenues for recovery. Among these advances, neuroendovascular surgery has emerged as a transformative tool for patients experiencing ischemic or hemorrhagic strokes. This minimally invasive approach allows surgeons to navigate the brain’s complex vascular network, delivering treatments with precision while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissue.
Dr.
Ameer Hassan emphasizes that the success of
stroke recovery often depends on timely intervention. Neuroendovascular
procedures, such as mechanical thrombectomy and coil embolization, enable
doctors to address clots or vascular malformations quickly, restoring blood
flow and preventing further damage. Unlike traditional open-brain surgery,
these procedures involve small catheters inserted through the blood vessels,
guided by advanced imaging techniques. The result is reduced recovery time,
lower risk of complications, and improved overall outcomes for patients.
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