Neurovascular Thrombectomy Devices

Devices designed for the mechanical removal of blood clots from intracranial, cardiac, and peripheral blood vessels. These devices address thrombotic occlusions in various vascular territories to restore blood flow.

Mechanical thrombectomy devices for acute stroke treatment and acute limb ischemia management in cerebral and peripheral vessels.

Devices employing mechanical principles for removal of thrombus from arterial and venous systems. Used in acute ischemic stroke and pulmonary embolism management.

Endovascular intervention device designed for acute ischemic stroke treatment in patients unsuitable for or unresponsive to thrombolytic therapy. The system enables mechanical clot removal to restore cerebral blood flow and improve patient outcomes.

Mechanical thrombectomy device for removal of blood clots in peripheral arteries during acute limb ischemia treatment.

A retrievable stent device for stent retrieval thrombectomy procedures in acute ischemic stroke treatment. The device is advanced to the intracranial thrombus location, deployed to embed within the thrombus, and then withdrawn together with the thrombus to rapidly reopen occluded vessels and restore blood flow. This efficient and precise technique is particularly useful for patients unsuitable for or unresponsive to pharmacological thrombolysis.

A retrievable stent-based device used for mechanical thrombectomy in acute ischemic stroke patients. The device is advanced to the intracranial thrombus location, deployed to embed within the clot, and then retrieved along with the thrombus to rapidly reopen occluded vessels and restore blood flow. This technique is suitable for patients who are ineligible for or have failed medical thrombolysis.

Interventional device for removing thrombus from coronary and peripheral vessels. Used during acute myocardial infarction and acute limb ischemia procedures.

Mechanical thrombectomy device for acute ischemic stroke treatment. Restores cerebral blood flow in patients ineligible for or unresponsive to thrombolytic therapy through endovascular intervention.

A mechanical thrombectomy system for removing thrombus from occluded vessels. The device enables rapid restoration of blood flow in acute ischemic conditions.

Specialized catheters for removal of thrombus from coronary and peripheral vessels. These devices support acute intervention in thrombotic occlusions.

A medical catheter designed for aspiration thrombectomy procedures. The device is advanced to the proximal end of intracranial thrombus, where negative pressure suction is applied to directly extract the thrombus or withdraw it from the body, rapidly reopening occluded vessels and restoring cerebral blood flow while minimizing brain tissue damage. This minimally invasive technique is an important treatment method for acute ischemic stroke caused by large vessel occlusion.