Objective Acute ischemic cerebral stroke is mainly caused by acute thrombi obstructing cerebral arteries, accounting for 50%-60% of acute cerebral vascular diseases, and is the most common cause of mortality and morbi...Objective Acute ischemic cerebral stroke is mainly caused by acute thrombi obstructing cerebral arteries, accounting for 50%-60% of acute cerebral vascular diseases, and is the most common cause of mortality and morbidity. The advancements of medical imaging and neuro-interventional technology, intraarterial thrombolysis have become the main therapeutic managements for acute cerebral arterial thrombosis. The authors also reviewed many issues in relation to the technique of intra-arterial thrmbolysis for acute cerebral thrombi.展开更多
Arterial embolization of thyroid gland is a new way to treat Graves’ disease. However, there exist some problems about this treatment and no normalized procedure techniques have been stated. The authors reviewed many...Arterial embolization of thyroid gland is a new way to treat Graves’ disease. However, there exist some problems about this treatment and no normalized procedure techniques have been stated. The authors reviewed many research papers with regards to the current status of this treatment and its existing problems.展开更多
文摘Objective Acute ischemic cerebral stroke is mainly caused by acute thrombi obstructing cerebral arteries, accounting for 50%-60% of acute cerebral vascular diseases, and is the most common cause of mortality and morbidity. The advancements of medical imaging and neuro-interventional technology, intraarterial thrombolysis have become the main therapeutic managements for acute cerebral arterial thrombosis. The authors also reviewed many issues in relation to the technique of intra-arterial thrmbolysis for acute cerebral thrombi.
文摘Arterial embolization of thyroid gland is a new way to treat Graves’ disease. However, there exist some problems about this treatment and no normalized procedure techniques have been stated. The authors reviewed many research papers with regards to the current status of this treatment and its existing problems.