[Stroke in octogenarians] [0.03%]
[八旬老人的卒中]
Wolfgang Reith,Armin Bachhuber
Wolfgang Reith
Stroke is one of the most common causes of disability in older adults. It remains a common cause of death and permanent functional limitation in individuals who are older than 80 years. Approximately 50% of all strokes occur in people over ...
Annika S Behrens,Matthias W Beckmann,Peter A Fasching et al.
Annika S Behrens et al.
Background: The concept of personalized medicine is becoming increasingly important. The possibilities of diagnostics include not only genetic and molecular tumor profiles, but also the use of precise and individual imagi...
Radiomics-based diagnosis of patellar chondromalacia using sagittal T2-weighted images [0.03%]
基于放射组学的滑车软骨病变T2WI冠状位影像诊断模型研究
Ying Shu
Ying Shu
Objective: This study aimed to explore and evaluate a novel method for diagnosing patellar chondromalacia using radiomic features from patellar sagittal T2-weighted images (T2WI). ...
Wolfgang Reith,Armin Bachhuber
Wolfgang Reith
Background: Treatment of patients with acute stroke requires hospitalization. Cooperation of neurologists, neuroradiologists, intensive care physicians, internists, and cardiologists is required to achieve best possible o...
Thomas Helmberger
Thomas Helmberger
Ruben Mühl-Benninghaus
Ruben Mühl-Benninghaus
Besides intravenous thrombolysis, endovascular therapy (EVT) is also a standard treatment option for acute ischemic stroke. The clinical efficacy and safety of this procedure was proven in 2015 by several randomized controlled trials. The a...
Armin Bachhuber
Armin Bachhuber
Background: The treatment of strokes is based on two pillars: the efficient management of acute strokes to minimize permanent neurological deficits, and secondary prevention to avoid recurrence. ...
Malvina Garner
Malvina Garner
Performance: Spontaneous dissections of the cerebral arteries are among the leading causes of stroke in young adults. They result from hemorrhage into the outer layers of the arterial wall, which can lead to stenosis or e...