Race against time: new brain surgery aims to save function after severe bleeds
NCT ID NCT07260916
Summary
This study is testing whether performing a minimally invasive surgery to quickly remove a blood clot from the brain, in addition to standard medical care, leads to better recovery for people who have had a severe brain bleed. It will compare this combined approach to standard medical care alone in 300 patients. The goal is to see if faster clot removal improves patients' quality of life and reduces disability one year later.
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Mount Sinai Health System
New York, New York, 10029, United States
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