This case illustrates a successful first-pass complete reperfusion (mTICI 3) achieved through direct aspiration using a large-bore SOFIA Flow 88 catheter combined with a WEDGE XL delivery catheter. The procedural approach highlights the clinical and technical synergy of optimized delivery platforms and large-bore aspiration in acute large-vessel occlusion management.
72-year-old female with global aphasia, right hemisyndrome, and gaze deviation to the left (NIHSS 20) 1.5 hours after a motor vehicle accident
Left carotid-T occlusion
Suspected left choroid plexus papilloma as an incidental finding
Rapid AI perfusion analysis
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Diagnostic angiogram in AP and lateral projections depicting a left carotid-T occlusion
Delivery of a SOFIA Flow 88 large-bore aspiration catheter (arrow) over an Asahi Chikai black-14 microwire and a WEDGE XL Delivery Catheter (arrowhead)
First-pass complete reperfusion success (mTICI 3) after one aspiration thrombectomy attempt
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