Phenox Gmbh

Neurvana Medical, LLC

Pervinder Bhogal

Hermann Monstadt

Ralf Hannes

Hans Henkes

David Ferrera

Joshua A Benjamin

Michael Söderman

Joshua Benjamin

David A Ferrera

A device () for removing thrombi from blood vessels, wherein the device () has an expanded state in which it is set free temporarily in the blood vessel and a compressed state in which it is introduced into and removed from the blood vessel through a microcatheter, wherein the device () has a proximal (), a middle () and a distal portion (), with the middle portion () having a substantially cylindrical structure and the proximal portion () being coupled to an insertion aid (), and the distal portion () having a substantially cylindrical basic structure, with a constriction () being arranged between the middle () and distal portion (), and the distal portion () being at least partially covered by a membrane (). The inventive device () is characterized by the fact that thrombus fragments becoming detached from the thrombus to be captured are safely retained and removed from the blood vessel.

Thrombectomy device

Endovascular treatment of, for example, delayed cerebral vasospasm involves the placing of a microcatheter in the affected vessels followed by the teachings of the instant disclosure, which is clinically improved with comparison to slow infusion of a vasodilating compound. Systems, processes and self-expanding designed stents and stent-like members are featured and highlighted. The stents and stent-like members being retrieved, nothing is left in the vessel. Drug-eluting stents, resorbable stents and angiographically imagable coatings, including tantalum brushes over part or all of subject system components are also disclosed.

Treatment systems processes and devices addressing cerebral vasospasm/vasoconstriction

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