December 4, 2025Stroke Vascular and Interventional NeurologyOpen Access

Cervical artery occlusion shows similar clinical outcomes to stenosis after endovascular treatment

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WLW. Lee RMR Correia MacielAlbert Einstein College of Medicine TTT Tran

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Meta-analysis reveals no difference in outcomes after endovascular treatment in patients with cervical artery occlusion versus stenosis, indicating a comparable risk of mortality.

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Successful recanalization rates were similar between cervical occlusion and stenosis, with confidence intervals suggesting no significant differences.
Mortality rates at 90 days showed no significant differences; thus, treatment appears to yield similar outcomes for both lesion types.
The assessment of outcomes utilized risk ratios and confidence intervals to evaluate the efficacy of endovascular treatment.
Lower risks of parenchymal hemorrhage were noted for cervical occlusions, suggesting potential differences in safety profiles.

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Lee et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6930e8dbea1aef094cca3d5d https://doi.org/10.1161/svi270000_454

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Meta-analysis reveals no difference in outcomes after endovascular treatment in patients with cervical artery occlusion versus stenosis, indicating a comparable risk of mortality.

Cervical artery occlusion shows similar clinical outcomes to stenosis after endovascular treatment

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Cervical artery occlusion shows similar clinical outcomes to stenosis after endovascular treatment

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