Neurovascular Care
Research activity is centered on aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage, with clinical interest in the acute complications that follow rupture and the neurological consequences of subarachnoid hemorrhage.
- Subarachnoid hemorrhage
- Aneurysmal bleeding
- Neurological injury
The trial portfolio reflects a focus on cerebrovascular disease and the management of patients at risk of secondary brain injury after hemorrhagic events.
Inflammation and Complement System
Clinical interest includes modulation of the complement system and its role in post-hemorrhagic inflammatory response, particularly in relation to delayed neurological deterioration.
- Complement inhibition
- Inflammatory response
- Immune-mediated brain injury
The research setting includes evaluation of therapies aimed at reducing complement-driven tissue damage in acute neuroinflammation.
Cerebral Ischemia and Outcome Preservation
Another key area is the prevention of delayed cerebral ischemia following hemorrhage, with attention to preserving neurological function and improving recovery after acute vascular brain injury.
- Delayed cerebral ischemia
- Neurological outcome
- Brain perfusion
Clinical research is directed toward mechanisms that may limit secondary ischemic damage in patients with SAH.
