Acute ischemic stroke with tandem lesions: technical endovascular management and clinical outcomes from the ESCAPE trial
Zarina Assis(University of Calgary), Michael D. Hill(University of Calgary), Andrew M. Demchuk(University of Calgary), Dar Dowlatshahi(University of Ottawa), Paul Burns(University of Mississippi Medical Center), Cheemun Lum(University of Ottawa), Alexander Y Poppe(Université de Montréal), Victor X. D. Yang(Western University), Daniel Roy(Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal), Mayank Goyal(University of Calgary), Bijoy K. Menon(University of Calgary), Hana Choe(Neurosciences Institute), Jeremy Rempel(University of Alberta), Donald Frei(Colorado Neurological Institute), Jai Shankar(University of Manitoba), Blaise Baxter(Erlanger Health System), John Thornton(Beaumont Hospital)
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