S100B levels assessed two days after mechanical thrombectomy for AIS has been also proven valuable in differentiating between favorable and unfavorable functional outcomes [39] Luger et al. observed that successful recanalization led to low S100B levels in individuals that intervention prevented a final infarct, while those who still developed infarcts despite recanalization exhibited high S100B levels [39]. The gene discussed is S100B; the disease is androgen insensitivity syndrome.