Helena Guerreiro

Helena Guerreiro is a Professor at the Department of Neuroradiology, Universität Hamburg, affiliated with the Medizinische Fakultät. Her work focuses on advancing neurointerventional procedures through innovative training models and clinical research in stroke treatment. She leads the development of HANNES, a modular neurointerventional training system, and contributes to international training programs like ESMINT/EYMINT.

Her research spans clinical outcomes of thrombectomy, gender equity in neurointerventional training, and synthetic models for procedural simulation. Notable projects include vessel rupture models, thrombus analogs, and robotic-assisted endovascular techniques. She collaborates globally on registries like the German Stroke Registry-ET to improve stroke care standards.

• Key contributions: Simulation-based training systems, synthetic stroke models, robotic intervention evaluation
• International impact: ESMINT tele-learning programs, multicenter clinical trials
• Focus areas: Neurovascular interventions, procedural skill development, clinical outcomes analysis

Publications emphasize translational research bridging education and clinical practice, with recent work on anesthesia protocols, M2 occlusion outcomes, and flow dynamics modeling.