Since its inception in 2015, thrombectomy has revolutionised the emergency management of ischaemic stroke with large vessel occlusion. Indeed, early endovascular extraction of the thrombus considerably improves the prognosis. Different medical teams are involved in the critically urgent management of these very fragile patients.
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