INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE

This study tested whether a minimally invasive device called Artemis could safely remove blood clots from brain bleeds better than standard medical care alone. Researchers enrolled 236 adults with moderate to severe brain hemorrhages and randomly assigned them to either receive t…

This study compared two ways of giving liquid food through a tube to patients who had a brain bleed and needed a breathing tube in their neck. Researchers wanted to see if feeding through the mouth and esophagus was better than the standard nose-to-stomach tube at improving nutri…

This study collected detailed brain monitoring data from 162 patients with various brain injuries to build a database for future research. Participants had existing pressure monitors, and researchers used a noninvasive ultrasound device to record blood flow signals. The goal was …

This study aimed to see if doctors and nurses are better at predicting a patient's long-term recovery after a serious brain bleed than standard medical scoring systems. Researchers followed over 1,000 patients with two types of brain bleeds. They compared the predictions made by …

This study tested a new, non-invasive device to monitor brain blood flow and oxygen levels in extremely premature babies during their first week of life. Researchers aimed to see if changes in blood flow were linked to brain bleeding, a serious complication. The goal was to gathe…