A 78-year-old presents 10 hours after stroke onset with left hemiparesis. CTA reveals right M1 occlusion; perfusion imaging shows mismatch. What is re...

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A 78-year-old presents 10 hours after stroke onset with left hemiparesis. CTA reveals right M1 occlusion; perfusion imaging shows mismatch. What is recommended?

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Mechanical thrombectomy within 6-24 hours using imaging selection

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IV alteplase is indicated up to 9 hours

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No reperfusion beyond 6 hours

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Anticoagulation emergently

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Aspirin only and rehab

acute ischemic stroke—thrombectomy MCQ (SBA): Neurology

A 78-year-old presents 10 hours after stroke onset with left hemiparesis. CTA reveals right M1 occlusion; perfusion imaging shows mismatch. What is recommended?