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Albert Yoo

Medical Director at Texas Stroke Institute

Albert Yoo is the Medical Director at Texas Stroke Institute, located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex area.1 Here are some key details about Dr. Yoo:

Professional Experience

  • Medical Director at Texas Stroke Institute since June 2017 (over 7 years)1
  • Director of Research and Technology at Texas Stroke Institute since 2015 (over 9 years)1
  • Previously worked as an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School from 2012 to 20151
  • Served as a Diagnostic and Interventional Neuroradiologist at Massachusetts General Hospital from 2007 to 20151

Expertise and Specializations

Dr. Yoo is an interventional neuroradiologist with expertise in stroke treatment.2 He has participated in several major clinical trials related to intra-arterial stroke treatment, including MR CLEAN, THERAPY, MR RESCUE, DAWN, ARISE II, and GOLIATH trials.2

Education

He earned his medical degree from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, graduating between 1996 and 2000.1

Research and Publications

Dr. Yoo is actively involved in research, having co-authored 243 peer-reviewed articles and participated in 3 clinical trials over the past 15 years.3

Current Role

As Medical Director at Texas Stroke Institute, Dr. Yoo also serves as the Director of Endovascular Fellowship & Research.2 He is board-certified in Diagnostic Radiology and currently accepts new patients.34

Highlights

Apr 6 · linkedin

We have made tremendous advances in treating and improving the lives of stroke patients with large vessel occlusions, but there is still plenty of work to be done. For me, as an interventional neuroradiologist performing thrombectomies in stroke patients, one missing piece of the puzzle continues to be information on the clot itself. Where is it exactly located? What dimensions does it have? What is its consistency?   Together with Nicolab and their AI-powered platform, we are working on how to answer these questions. Below are two real-life cases from our center, showcasing our ongoing work on shining a light into this dark corner.   Having this information available in the hyperacute setting may open new avenues for targeting our treatments to specific clot types.

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Location

Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex