… outcomes after angioplasty. The rate of MS patients protected from the development of new
cerebral lesions or increased activity of pre-existing lesions 12 months after angioplasty was …

… transluminal angioplasty (PTA) of duplex-detected lesions, of … In the present study,
measurement of MRI lesion activity was … the neurological consequences of venous PTA in the …

… We found a reduction in the mean number of new brain lesions (corresponding to more
lesion-free patients) in the PTA group compared with the sham group at 6 to 12 months. The …

… embolization may be low as a result of collateral vascular compensation without neuronal
injury or because of subclinical brain injury, or it may occur infrequently. Our case of distal …

… results of balloon angioplasty of 17 stenoses resulting from intracranial atherosclerosis and
… skull-base and intracranial lesions were dilated with a microballoon angioplasty catheter. …

… intracranial angioplasty can be performed safely. We present the results of 9 years of experience
with intracranial angioplasty … vascular territory in any patient who underwent angioplasty…

… the vascular center of our institution to investigate whether CAS is feasible, especially in
patients with high risk of complications if they were to undergo surgery, MR imaging of the brain …

… Six of the 37 procedures were performed on intradural, intracranial lesions. The … Twenty-eight
of the 29 lesions in the vascular territory of the middle cerebral artery and PCA were found …

… lesion if there was an angioplasty performed on a lesion in a completely separate vascular
… It is true that >50% of the WASID patients had middle cerebral artery or basilar lesions, …

… MS lesions might be a result of chronically impaired venous drainage from the brain. This
process could initiate inflammation and neurodegeneration, which can result in neurological …