Thrombectomy for Stroke: Evolving Techniques and Challenges

This chapter examines the vital procedure of thrombectomy for stroke patients, underlined by a case study of a 64-year-old woman. It discusses advancements in technology, the importance of transferring patients to appropriate facilities, and the historical evolution of thrombectomy as a treatment option. The conversation also reflects on clinical trials that shaped the current understanding of thrombectomy's effectiveness, including the ongoing challenges in treating medium vessel occlusions.