Preprocedural evaluation for endovascular treatment in non-acute symptomatic intracranial artery occlusion:current status and future perspectives
He Yingkun
Zhu Zhengpeng
He Yanyan
Li Tianxiao
Abstract：Non-acute symptomatic intracranial artery occlusion carries a high risk of stroke recurrence and can lead to severe neurological deficits.Although endovascular treatment is a pivotal treatment modality,optimal surgical patient selection criteria remain controversial and as its postoperative outcome varies substantially among individuals.This article addressed these critical issues by exploring imaging-based strategies to identify patients who may benefit from endovascular revascularization,analyzing factors influencing technical success and procedural risks and emphasizing the necessity of individualized treatment approaches.Furthermore,this article discussed the current limitations in endovascular treatment and proposed future research directions to standardize and optimize the clinical application of this technology for non-acute symptomatic intracranial artery occlusion.
Keywords：Intracranial artery occlusionEndovascular treatmentNon-acuteRecanalizationAssessmentEditorial
Publication Date：2025-10-18
Online Publishing Date：2025-11-05(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：6( 659-664 )