Dr. Goyal said, “However, the key issues going into the future are: how should those patients who were not included in the current trials be treated; how should we as a collective evaluate new devices/technologies; and how do societies/countries who cannot afford stent retrievers implement endovascular stroke treatment.”
Dr. Eisenberg was unavailable for comment.
The authors reported no funding. Three coauthors reported disclosures.
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