Randomized in-vitro evaluation investigates triple aspiration technique efficacy during thrombectomy, indicating potential mechanical advantages over conventional single-syringe maneuvers.
A single-aspiration maneuver using a large-volume syringe is a common and effective technique for aspiration thrombectomy. Multiple aspiration cycles using large aspiration syringes have been proposed as a means to improve the efficacy over single aspiration. In this study, we sought to investigate the efficacy of a "triple aspiration technique" in which a large-volume syringe is cycled 3 times before catheter retraction during aspiration thrombectomy.
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