Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
🚨 New in Neurosurgery
Does decompressive craniectomy in symptomatic ICH after stroke help...or hurt? We argue it may be harmful based on data from @musc_star
@MokinMax @KunalVakhariaMD @alex_spiotta @NeurosurgeryCNS @USFNeurosurgery
#Stroke #Neurosurgery
bit.ly/3Zt1vLM
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
🚨 No drugs. No wires. No incisions. Just sound waves.
For the first time, we’ve used focused ultrasound to completely liquefy stroke clots in under 2 minutes—without the need for thrombolytics or catheters.
Our latest study on histotripsy marks a major step toward a non-invasive, drug-free and device-free future for stroke care. This could radically expand access to treatment for patients worldwide, democratizing stroke care and opening the doors even for those ineligible for tPA or mechanical thrombectomy today.
🔗 Read the full paper here: doi.org/10.1177/159101992513…
quantanosis.ai - new.quantanosis.ai/
@svinsociety @MThrombectomy @SNISinfo @INR_WFITN @slice_inr @iCure @WLNCofficial #NeuroInnovation #Histotripsy #MedTech #UltrasoundTherapy #DigitalHealth #MedicalDevices #AccessToCare
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
Original Article: Endovascular Treatment for Stroke Due to Occlusion of Medium or Distal Vessels (DISTAL trial) nej.md/4jYWV0z
Editorial: Medium- and Distal-Vessel Occlusion — The Limit of Thrombectomy? nej.md/40Hu9bP
@AHAScience | #ISC25
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
🧵/ Late breaking science results from #ISC25 will be posted to this thread at the time of presentation.
(bookmark this post)
DISTAL
ESCAPE-MeVO
DISCOUNT
TRANSPORT2
C3FIT
PRESTIGE-AF
ANGEL-TNK
HOPE
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
No benefit from endovascular therapy treated patients versus medically managed patients. #ISC25
@JimSiegler
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
A carotid occlusion on a CTA is sometimes difficult to distinguish if acute or chronic. Often, there are no prior images available. Below are some hints that a cervical carotid occlusion is acute or subacute as opposed to chronic. #stroke #MedEd #neurotwitter
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
EVD vs LD for symptomatic hydrocephalus post aSAH
Symptomatic HCP after aneurysmal SAH can be effectively and safely treated with LD. LD had lower overall complications
than EVD with no hemorrhage, infection or malfunction
@INR_WFITN
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3916….
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
Endovascular electrocoagulation for the treatment of a basilar artery perforator aneurysm not accessible to the microcatheter jnis.bmj.com/content/early/2…
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
Excited to share our initial experience with minimally invasive ICH evacuation 🩸 💉 by Interventional Neurologists! Safe, effective, and promising for expanding global access to care. Standardized training is next step @wondeasa @AmeerEHassan @svinsociety
doi.org/10.1136/jnis-2024-02…
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
🧠🩸Don't miss this month's leading opinion, reviewing the latest research advances in intracerebral hemorrhage.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful… @CamStroke
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
For the first time @WorldStrokeOrg Certifying Stroke Centers in ASEAN countries: on site visits for Indonesia and Malaysia. Congratulations to the hospitals teams for the work and dedication to improve stroke care and for the commitment in preparation for certification.
#CertificationofStrokeCenters
#DeidreDeSilva
@jeyaraj_pandian @DrAsyraf
@vcurrutiaMD @SposatoL @BoNorrving
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
Happy Friday, #NeuroTwitter!
🧠Delve into the anatomy & clinical ties of the Internal Carotid Artery with this must-see infographic! In collaboration with @LucasRochaMD
Kudos to @SitaraKoneru & @Nirav_r_bhatt for the inspiration & review! #EndNeurophobia #Neuroanatomy
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
I am joining BLINC (Bali International Neurovascular Intervention Conference, blinc.id) in Bali on April 25-27, 2024. I am looking forward to seeing Indonesian friends soon in Bali. I will give 5 lectures on functional anatomy of the cerebral and spinal vessels.
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
Stroke neurologist case of the day :
70 yo with 3hrs. Last seen normal (LSN)left hemiparesis nihss 16 with right m1 occlusion. Gets teneceteplase and goes for Thrombectomy.
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
Honored to present LASTE results @slice_inr together with @CostalatV @CarolineArquiz1 @lapergue6. Strong benefit of thrombectomy within 7 hrs in unlimitedly large core.NNT 4.Equal benefit in ASPECTS 0-2 vs 3-5 & lower mortality.
No more reasons to exclude pts based on imaging !!
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
Fantastic @TENSIONtrial results! Thrombectomy in stroke with extended lesion and extended time window resulted in better functional outcome using a simple diagnostic algorithm using predominantly plain CT!
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
I have published a book entitled "Functional Anatomy of The Brain and Spinal Vessels" in Japanese in 2011. I decided to publish its English version after extensive revision , hopefully in 2024. amazon.com/NoÌ-sekizui-kekka…
Angga Krishna, MD retweeted
Great time attending the Indonesian Neurology Conference in Semarang
Spoke on the latest data/guidelines on large core stroke thrombectomy
@MThrombectomy symposium
Met old & new friends
@KunakornAt @kaustubhslimaye @KhaledMAsi_MD @AnggaKrishnaMD
@dyavagal @AshuPJadhav







































