Safety, efficacy, and short-term follow-up of the use of Pipeline™ Embolization Device in small (<2.5mm) cerebral vessels for aneurysm treatment: single institution experience

Ajit S Puri(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Ajay K. Wakhloo(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Peter Kan(Kaleida Health), M Howk(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Frédéric Clarençon(Universidade Federal da Paraíba), Francesco Massari(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), M Perras(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Christopher Brooks(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Takumi Asai(Nagoya University), Matthew J. Gounis(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Samuel Y Hou(Neurology Center of Southern California), Miklós Marosföi
Neuroradiology
December 23, 2015
10.1007/s00234-015-1630-5
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