Scott D. Simon MD , Arthur J. Ulm MD , Antonio Russo MD , Erminia Albanese MD , Robert A. Mericle MD
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Abstract
Background
A hybrid guide catheter mates the traditional strong guide catheter with a thin, soft distal tip, allowing placement further into the distal cervical or proximal cranial circulation.
Case Description
We present 5 cases in which traditional guide catheters were unable to successfully navigate tortuous anatomy or provide stable support for intervention.
Conclusion
Hybrid guide catheters provided safe, stable support for successful treatment. Hybrid guide catheters allow for treatment for patients who previously were not candidates for neuroendovascular surgery.
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