University of Bologna, Italy Chair of Neuroradiology

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University of Bologna, Italy Chair of Neuroradiology Prof. Marco Leonardi University of Bologna, Italy Chair of Neuroradiology Bellaria Hospital www.neuroradiologia.unibo.it Dr Luigi Simonetti

Relation between Site of Occlusion and Outcome of Intravenous Thrombolysis in a Cohort of Patients Studied with CT Angiography C. Barbara, A. Stafa, G. Procaccianti, L. Simonetti, M. Leonardi

From the beginning… Few slides about our “modus operandi” in acute stroke.

Intra-hospital Step When a patient is considered to be eligible for the trombolitic treatment, the dedicated “trombolysis team” will be alerted with “Stroke Yellow Code”

The principal inclusion criteria for the trombolysis: Both sex patients, age range 18-80 years Ischemic stroke generating an acute neurological deficit Starting symptoms: < 3 hours Brain CT excluding intracranial haemorrhage ASPECT Score: > 7

When we perform CTA of supra-aortic vessels & intracranial circulation? Always, if the patient is eligible for IV or IA trombolysis

TROMBOLYSIS: april 2008-september 2010

- 240 pts (ab 50%) excluded during ER evaluation, before CT scan starting symptoms: >3h before, or time not definable (stroke presumably in asleep patient): 54 Age > 80 5 mild neurological deficit 51 TIA 46 deep coma 23 dismetabolic coexisting diseas 20 epileptic seizures 18 psychiatrical clinical back-ground 8 other 15

- 95 pts (20%) excluded after CT-CTA scan intracranial hemorrhage 67 extracranial ICA occlusion 15 ASPECT score < 8 13 10 pts (their relatives) refused therapy

Overall Results Δ NIHSS 24 h: 5.0

T-shaped occlusion (15 pts) Δ NIHSS 24 h : -2

BM, 33 aa Left Hemiparesis

M1 occlusion (31 pts) Δ NIHSS 24 h: 3.9

“Mild” M1 occlusion

CR, F 58 aa Left hemiplegia 190’ aftert presuming start od symptoms CR, F 58 aa Left hemiplegia 190’ aftert presuming start od symptoms. IV rTPA

“Severe” M1 occlusion

BMP, 59 aa right hemiplegia 3h 20’ after presuming start of symptoms

Δ NIHSS 24 h: 9

M2 occlusion (39 pts) Δ NIHSS 24 h: 6.2

TL, 68 aa Left hemiplegia 3h 40’after presuming start of symptoms, IV rTPA

Distal branch occlusion (53 pts) Δ NIHSS 24 h: 6.5

TM, 62 aa Right hemiparesis and afasia

Admission brain CT

Admission CTA

36 h CT

TROMBOLYSIS H. Maggiore April 2008 – september 2010 Overall Outcome on 138 pts: Rankin Scale % 32 1-2 26 3 5 4-5 33 6 4 TOTAL 100

On the base of these CTA data In accord (+/-) with our neurologists

Three protocols that our Ethical Committee approved on July 2010 Pts with “mild” M1 occlusion: Synthesis Expansion randomization Pts with M2 or distal occlusion: IV, eventually ”bridging therapy” Pts with “T shaped” occlusion or “severe” occlusion in M1: “Opus” experimental study (intra-arterial thrombolysis by UV laser)

Some conclusive considerations The role of the diagnostical and therapeutical neuroradiology is fully recognized and formalized The intra-venous trombolysis? It works. The CT-Angio, performed in every case as a standard step of the protocol, represents an important tool for the definition of the prognosis and, potentially, for the definition of the therapeutical choice.

Thank you for the kind attention