ArticleNeuroradiology2025
Retrograde recanalization for vertebral artery occlusion without a stump (REVANS): a technical note.
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Abstract
Recent case reports suggest that endovascular recanalization may be safe and feasible for vertebral artery occlusion (VAO) patients without a stump, however, comprehensive management strategies for endovascular recanalization remain poorly understood. In this technical note, we describe the REVANS technique in patients with VAO lacking a stump. The REVANS technique demonstrates promise as a viable option for managing symptomatic non-acute VAO without a visible stump. This approach leverages cervical collateral vessels to retrogradely access and recanalize occluded vertebral artery segments, offering potential benefits in improving patient outcomes.
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