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Chief Medical Editor's Page: Treating Acute Hemorrhagic and Ischemic Stroke

By Lee Guterman, PhD, MD

An Interview with Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD

A medical technology enthusiast and expert neurointerventionist discusses his interest in device development and what's needed to find the Holy Grail of intracranial aneurysm treatment.

Neurovascular Intervention Roundtable

Bernard R. Bendok, MD; Lee R. Guterman, MD, PhD; and Kieran P. Murphy, MD, regarding the latest developments in interventional neuroradiology.

By Bernard R. Bendok, MD; Lee R. Guterman, MD, PhD; and Kieran P. Murphy, MD

The Neurovascular Frontier

By Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD - Guest Chief Medical Editor

Complication Avoidance for Intracranial Angioplasty

Techniques for treating intracranial stenosis.

By Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD, and Kenneth S. Smerka, RPA-C

Challenging Vertebrobasilar Revascularization

Irregular atherosclerotic disease made crossing the lesion difficult.

By Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD

Mechanical Thrombectomy Use in Acute Stroke Treatment

A method of recanalization for intracranial vessels that utilizes stent retrievers.

By Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD

Treating Wide-Neck Intracranial Aneurysms

Although progress has been made using several endovascular options, we remain without a gold standard treatment.

By Lee R. Guterman, MD, PhD

Future Role of the Endovascular Stroke Therapist

Examining the skills and knowledge of the endovascular therapist for managing acute stroke.

By Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD

MR and CT Perfusion in Acute Ischemic Stroke

The uses, methods, and risks associated with these alternative imaging modalities.

By Catalina C. Ionita, MD; Eve A. Guterman; and Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD

Update on Currently Available Bioactive Coils

Polyglycolic acid and hydrogel coatings are being investigated to find the optimal combination of bioactive and platinum coils for intracranial aneurysm treatment.

By Robert D. Ecker, MD, and Lee R. Guterman, MD, PhD

Stroke Roundtable

Leading stroke interventionists discuss lessons learned from the past 10 years, future directions of stroke technology, and how best to treat an acute stroke patient when every second counts.

By Joe Broderick, MD, Gary Duckwiler, MD, Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD, L. Nelson Hopkins III, MD, Kieran P. Murphy, MD

The Five Best Ways to Improve a Stroke Center

Stroke centers should strive for strong communication, a well-organized team, high-quality imaging, clear processes and protocols, and a well-built hospital network within the community.

By Lee R. Guterman, PhD, MD, and Holly C. Bowser, MBA

Stroke Management

By John R. Laird, Jr, MD, Chief Medical Editor

Meeting the Challenge

By Barry T. Katzen, MD, Chief Medical Editor

Neurovascular Therapies

By Barry T. Katzen, MD, Chief Medical Editor

Neurovascular Intervention

Chief Medical Editor's Page

By Bart L. Dolmatch, MD

Oral Contraceptives and Deep Vein Thrombosis

Are oral contraceptives a risk factor for progression to DVT in patients with undiagnosed May-Thurner anatomy?

By Erin H. Murphy, MD; Charles M. Davis III, BS; and Frank R. Arko, MD