Predictors of occlusion, long-term outcomes, and safety in a cohort of 674 aneurysms treated with the Pipeline embolization device
Rawad Abbas(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Pascal Jabbour(Thomas Jefferson University), Mohamed M. Salem(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Joshua Weinberg(Thomas Jefferson University), Georgios S. Sioutas(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Jad El-Hajj(St. George's University), Clifford J. Yudkoff(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Stavropoula Tjoumakaris, Kareem El Naamani(Thomas Jefferson University), Hekmat Zarzour(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Ahmad Sweid(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Robert H. Rosenwasser(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Nabeel Herial(Bruce Technologies (United States)), Abdelaziz Amllay(Thomas Jefferson University), Richard F. Schmidt(Thomas Jefferson University), M. Reid Gooch(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Abhijeet Sambangi(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Elias Atallah(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Jaime Dougherty(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Abdulaziz Alhussein(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Rouaida Kadhim A Al-Hussein(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital)
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