Table 4

Angiographic and clinical outcomes in patients with AC-LVO treated with DA or combined therapy as first-line device

RefDevice% M1 occlusion% catheter with ID >0.068% with aspiration% with BGCAfter first lineAt the endMedian or mean procedural time (min)% use of rescue therapyComplications% mRS 0–2% mRS 6
% TICI >2b% TICI 3% FPE% TICI >2b% TICI 3ENTsICH
Turk 2014DA74.9%0%100%0%41.7%*NANA78.5%28.5%*85.1*NANANA36.4%NA
DA+SR0%100%0%70.1%*NANA77.8%59.3%*51.6*NANANA50.0%NA
Delgado
2015
DA47%0%100%0%NANANA89%NA5028.9%4%2%56%*18%
DA+SR66%0%100%0%NANANA84%NA5112.7%2%13%31%*29%
Hesse
2017
DA60%NANANANANA17%73%27.5%4934%11.6%7.0%NANA
SR65%NANANANANA14%65%19%6210%9.8%5.1%NANA
DA+SR53%NANANANANA26%86%37.5%55NA6.6%9.2%NANA
Nogueira
2018
DA61%0%100%NA69.8%NANA77.3%NA39NANA5.0%45.8%26.0%
DA+SR66.3%100%NA81.9%NANA87.4%NA45NANA3.1%45.3%19.4%
Brehm
2019
DA50%62.2%100%0%NANANA75%*22.2%55.630.6%12.5%4.2%NANA
DA+SR58.6%100%0%NANANA93.5%*28.3%52.12%3%5.2%NANA
  • *Indicates statistically significant difference.

  • AC-LVO, anterior circulation large vessel occlusion; BGC, balloon guided catheter; DA, distal aspiration; ENT, embolization in new territory; FPE, first pass effect; ID, inner diameter; mRS, modified Rankin scale; NA, not available; sICH, symptomatic intracranial hemorrhage; SR, stent retriever; TICI, Thrombolysis In Cerebral Infarction.