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The online reference source for the interventional NeuroRadiology, Neurology and NeuroSurgery community

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Deepening our understanding of aneurysms and how best to treat them – experience with the Medtronic Pipeline Devices

Join Prof. Pedro Lylyk of Argentina at LINNC China 2022 for an in-depth look at aneurysms – reviewing the recent history of neurovascular treatment and the Argentine experience using the Medtronic family of Pipeline Endovascular Devices (PED) including the PED Flex and the latest iteration of the device, the PED Shield. The PEDESTRIAN registry follows the clinical use of these devices demonstrating their qualities including good flow diversion and less radiation use with high instances of complete aneurysm occlusion, stable or improved outcomes, low complication rates and, with the PED SHIELD, fewer thrombo-embolic complications as well. Illustrated by a vast range of cases, Prof. Lylyk looks to the future, discussing how recent iterations expand treatment to more complex aneurysms as well as posterior circulation ones. A comprehensive review of the subject that you can see here…

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