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Craniectomy for middle cerebral artery infarction
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2005Acute occlusion of the major intracerebral arteries produces brain ischaemia and cerebral oedema with an attendant rise in intracranial pressure producing an intracranial compartment syndrome (‘malignant’ stroke). Over the course of 2003, three patients referred to the authors' unit underwent craniectomy for space-occupying malignant cerebral oedema ...
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Large middle cerebral artery infarction
Neurology, 1998Reply from the Authors: We appreciate the interest of Drs. Demchuk and Krieger in our article and their comments concerning large MCA territory infarcts. Drs. Demchuk and Krieger address the importance of the involvement of additional arterial in large MCA infarcts for the development of mortal brain edema, as supported by their own findings and the ...
Thomas Heinsius, Julien Bogousslavsky
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Hemicraniectomy for middle cerebral artery infarction
Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports, 2008The space-occupying so-called "malignant" middle cerebral artery infarction is-besides acute basilar artery occlusion-the most devastating form of ischemic stroke. Until recently, there was no proven treatment. In 2007, results from randomized controlled trials provided evidence for the benefit of early hemicraniectomy with respect to mortality after 3
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