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- * In a group of 45 patients treated with high-flow bypass, a 96% success rate in graft patency was observed, with significant thrombosis rates (78% at one year and 96% at three years) and neurological symptom improvement in 69% of cases.
- * The research concludes that high-flow bypass remains a viable treatment alternative, especially when flow diverter stenting may not be suitable, emphasizing its high safety and effectiveness.
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