Neuroendovascular Devices Handbook (The Neurointervention Library)

The neurointerventional toolkit has outgrown the operator's ability to keep pace with it. Where there were once a handful of coils and microcatheters, there is now a sprawling ecosystem of stent retrievers, aspiration platforms, flow diverters, intrasaccular disruptors, liquid embolics, and dedicated carotid, intracranial, and venous systems. The challenge is no longer access to devices — it is selection, sequencing, and knowing what to do when the standard technique fails.Neuroendovascular Devices Atlas is the single-volume reference that maps this entire landscape. Across nineteen chapters, it moves from individual device families through integrated selection strategy to the hard-won procedural wisdom that no specification sheet contains. Every device chapter follows the same structure — anatomy, sizing matrix, deployment sequence, and bailout — so the information is always where you expect it. Master decision trees and an ecosystem-compatibility matrix translate clinical scenarios directly into device combinations. A global regulatory map situates each device across nine markets, making the atlas genuinely useful wherever you practice.The capstone is an extensive Tips & Tricks chapter built around eleven fully illustrated cases drawn from real practice — including the cases that nearly went wrong, and the rescue maneuvers that saved them. From stretched-coil retrieval to submaximal angioplasty for refractory stenosis, these are the techniques that separate a procedural complication from a clinical catastrophe.Grounded in the landmark trials that define the evidence base and written by a clinician who is uniquely double-qualified in both neurology and neuroradiology, this atlas is built for the fellow preparing for boards, the attending reaching for a bedside reference, and the program director assembling a curriculum. Read more