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Direct Visualization of Arterial Emboli in Moyamoya Syndrome by Shulman, Julie G, Snider, Samuel, Vaitkevicius, Henri, Babikian, Viken L, Patel, Nirav J

“…Hemodynamic insufficiency is often considered the cause of ischemic stroke in patients with moyamoya syndrome. While high-intensity transient signals (HITS) on…”
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Microemboli After Successful Thrombectomy Do Not Affect Outcome but Predict New Embolic Events by Sheriff, Faheem, Diz-Lopes, Mariana, Khawaja, Ayaz, Sorond, Farzaneh, Tan, Can Ozan, Azevedo, Elsa, Franceschini, Maria Angela, Vaitkevicius, Henri, Li, Karen, Monk, Andrew Donald, Michaud, Sarah LaRose, Feske, Steven K., Castro, Pedro

“…BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE—We aimed to determine if microemboli after endovascular thrombectomy correlate with unfavorable outcomes despite successful…”
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Changes in inpatient brain arteriovenous malformation management in the United States following the ARUBA trial: analysis of an interrupted time series design by Chen, Karen S., Khawaja, Ayaz, Xu, Edward, Mekary, Rania A., Vaitkevicius, Henri, Aziz-Sultan, Ali, Du, Rose, Patel, Nirav J.

“…The November 2013 online publication of ARUBA, the first multi-institutional randomized controlled trial for unruptured brain arteriovenous malformations…”
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The role of cEEG as a predictor of patient outcome and survival in patients with intraparenchymal hemorrhages by Purandare, Mallika, Ehlert, Alexa N., Vaitkevicius, Henri, Dworetzky, Barbara A., Lee, Jong Woo

“…•EEG data could predict functional outcome in IPH patients at hospital discharge.•Stage II Sleep is associated with better functional outcome at hospital…”
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Meningitis associated with sphenoid sinus encephalocoele by Sheikh, Sarah I, Vaitkevicius, Henri, Mez, Jesse, Diamond, Eli L

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Direct Visualization of Arterial Emboli in Moyamoya Syndrome by Shulman, Julie G, Snider, Samuel, Vaitkevicius, Henri, Babikian, Viken L, Patel, Nirav J

“…BACKGROUNDHemodynamic insufficiency is often considered the cause of ischemic stroke in patients with moyamoya syndrome. While high-intensity transient signals…”
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