INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE

This study tested a device called Artemis that removes blood clots from the brain through a small hole, instead of open surgery. It included 236 adults aged 18-80 who had a brain hemorrhage. The goal was to see if the device leads to less disability and lower death rates compared…

This study looked at 118 stroke patients who had a tracheostomy (a breathing tube in the throat). Researchers compared two ways of giving nutrition: a tube that goes through the mouth into the esophagus versus a tube through the nose into the stomach. The goal was to see which me…

This study looked at whether doctors, nurses, or standard risk scores are better at predicting long-term recovery in people with a brain hemorrhage. Over 1,000 patients were followed for six months. The goal was to improve how we estimate outcomes and guide treatment decisions.

This study looked at 70 adults who had a brain bleed (intracerebral hemorrhage) to see if a special PET scan could help doctors tell whether the bleed was caused by amyloid buildup or high blood pressure. Participants received an injection of a radioactive tracer and had a brain …

This study tested a new, noninvasive device that uses light to monitor brain activity, blood flow, and oxygen use in extremely premature babies. Researchers followed 100 infants born before 29 weeks to see if the device could safely detect problems that might lead to bleeding in …

This study collected brain signals from 162 patients with brain injuries to create a database for developing noninvasive ways to measure pressure inside the skull. Participants had an existing pressure monitor and also wore a harmless ultrasound device on their head. The goal is …