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Updates on our research, publications and events.
Award,
At the 2nd German Stroke Congress in Berlin, the German Stroke Society awarded Dr. Moritz Kirschner its third poster prize for his work on three-dimensional simulation of cerebral perfusion.
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Congress,
At the 2nd German Stroke Congress in Berlin, our group contributed several talks, e-posters and an ultrasound workshop.
Poster,
At the European Stroke Organisation Conference 2026 in Maastricht, our group presented three posters.
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Publication,
A Göttingen study compares real-time phase-contrast MRI with neurovascular ultrasound for measuring cerebrovascular reserve capacity in healthy volunteers.
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Publication,
A Göttingen study shows that taking patients with suspected large vessel occlusion directly to the angiosuite substantially shortens treatment times.
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Talk,
At the 2025 congress of the German Neurological Society in Berlin, Prof. Ilko Maier presented the group's work on patient-specific simulation of cerebral blood flow in two talks.
Poster,
Dr. Johanna Leyhe presented a poster on three-dimensional simulation of cerebral blood flow at the 1st German Stroke Congress 2025 in Berlin.
Publication,
Dr. Johanna Leyhe and colleagues show that simulated blood flow velocities in the brain arteries agree well with ultrasound measurements.
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Publication,
About one in five patients in a Göttingen cohort was hypothermic after thrombectomy – and more often had an unfavourable outcome at three months.
Publication,
Prof. Ilko Maier led, as first author, an analysis of the international STAR registry on the so-called first-pass effect.
Award,
At the digital ANIM 2021 neurointensive care meeting, Ilko Maier was among the six poster prize winners.
