Neurointerventional Techniques

Part 1: AccessChapter 1: A New Tool in the Arsenal of the Neurosurgeon: The ChecklistChapter 2: Sheaths, Catheters, and "Tower of Power"Chapter 3: Femoral Artery AccessChapter 4: Brachial and Radial Artery AccessChapter 5: Direct Access Techniques for Endovascular ProceduresChapter 6: Management of Femoral Access ComplicationsChapter 7: Arch NavigationChapter 8: Navigation of the Complex ArchChapter 9: Vascular Closure DevicesPart 2: AneurysmsChapter 10: General Techniques of Coil Embolization (Coil Properties, Shapes, Coil Sizing, etc.)Chapter 11: Stretched CoilsChapter 12: Managing Coil MigrationChapter 13: Management of the Prolapsed Coil TailChapter 14: Management of Intraoperative RuptureChapter 15: Thromboembolic Complications While CoilingChapter 16: Transcirculation ApproachesChapter 17: Two-Catheter Technique for Coil EmbolizationChapter 18: Single-Lumen Balloon-Assisted Coil EmbolizationChapter 19: Double-Lumen Balloon-Assisted Coil Embolization (Ascent Balloon)Chapter 20: Stent-Assisted Coiling of Cerebral AneurysmsChapter 21: Flow Diverter Treatment for Aneurysms: The Pipeline Embolization DeviceChapter 22: Onyx HD-500 EmbolizationChapter 23: Treatment of Recurrent Aneurysms: Decision ParadigmChapter 24: "Going over the Dome": Intra-Aneurysmal Catheter Navigation for Stent-Assisted Coil Embolization of Wide-Neck AneurysmsPart 3: Management of VasospasmChapter 25: Pharmacological AngioplastyChapter 26: Balloon AngioplastyPart 4: Embolization of Epistaxis ArteriovenousChapter 27: Management of Epistaxis: Emphasis on the Role of Endovascular TherapyChapter 28: Onyx EmbolizationChapter 29: Proximal and Distal (Combined Catheter) Techniques During Onyx EmbolizationChapter 30: Embolization with NBCA GlueChapter 31: The 5% Dextrose Push Technique for Use with NBCA GlueChapter 32: Carotic-Cavernous Fistulas: Transarterial and Transvenous ApproachesChapter 33: The Superior Ophthalmic Vein Approach for Carotid-Cavernous FistulasChapter 34: Direct Access for Dural Arteriovenous FistulasChapter 35: Dural Arteriovenous Fistula: Arterial EmbolizationChapter 36: Dural Arteriovenous Fistula: Venous EmbolizationChapter 37: Endovascular Treatment of Spinal Dural/Epidural Fistulas with a Liquid Embolic AgentChapter 38: Intra-Arterial Chemotherapy for RetinoblastomaChapter 39: Direct Puncture Tumor EmbolizationPart 5: Extracranial Vascular DiseaseChapter 40: Stent Design Choice Based on AnatomyChapter 41: Proximal Carotid StenosisChapter 42: Filter AspirationChapter 43: Endovascular Treatment of Chronic Carotid OcclusionChapter 44: Cervical Carotid PseudoaneurysmsChapter 45: Case for Stenting with DissectionChapter 46: Vertebral Artery Origin StentingChapter 47: Subclavian Stent /Innominate Stenosis for Subclavian StealChapter 48: Carotid BlowoutChapter 49: Arterial DeconstructionPart 6: Vertebral AugmentationChapter 50: VertebroplastyChapter 51: KyphoplastyPart 7: Endovascular Procedures within the Venous SystemChapter 52: Measuring Central Venous Pressure and Pseudotumor CerebriChapter 53: Stenting for Pseudotumor CerebriChapter 54: Local Thrombolysis for Cerebral ThrombosisChapter 55: Use of Angiojet for Dural Sinus ThrombosisPart 8: Stroke and Intracranial StentsChapter 56: Penumbra Aspiration SystemChapter 57: Stents and Stent Retrievers for Acute Stroke InterventionChapter 58: Balloon Angioplasty for Intracranial Atherosclerotic DiseaseChapter 59: Self-Expandable Stents (Intracranial Atherosclerotic Disease)Chapter 60: Acute Carotid OcclusionPart 9: Physiological TestingChapter 61: Provocative Tests Spinal (Spinal WADA)Chapter 62: Provocative Cerebral Testing (WADA Test)Chapter 63: Balloon Test OcclusionChapter 64: Inferior Petrosal Sinus SamplingPart 10: Pharmacology in the Interventional SuiteChapter 65: Pharmacology in the Endovascular Suite: Dosages, Antidotes, Point-of-Care Testing 300AppendicesI. Specifications and Compatibility of Guiding Catheters, Microcatheters, Guidewires, Balloons, Stents, and CoilsII. Neursphysiologic MonitoringSuggested Readings