This review explores the impact of revascularisation on haemodynamic stroke outcomes in selected patients, suggesting tailored interventions may be beneficial.
Key Points
The aim is to evaluate the role of revascularisation in improving outcomes for patients with haemodynamic stroke due to carotid occlusion.
Reviewed historical background and current knowledge on haemodynamic stroke management.
Analyzed treatment strategies including best medical therapy and revascularisation techniques.
Discussed patient selection criteria for potential revascularisation procedures.
Current evidence does not support routine revascularisation in symptomatic cerebrovascular disease.
Selected patients with refractory symptoms may benefit from revascularisation surgery.
Improvements in cerebral haemodynamics, cognition, and quality of life are potential outcomes of effective revascularisation.