Catheter Systems
Study Data from University Hospital, Department of Clinical Neurosciences Provide New Insights into Catheter Systems
Published in Blood Weekly, March 17th, 2011
2011 MAR 17 -- Researchers detail in 'Multiple coaxial catheter system for reliable access in interventional stroke therapy,' new data in Catheter Systems. According to a study from Geneva, Switzerland, "In some patients with acute cerebral vessel occlusion, navigating mechanical thrombectomy systems is difficult due to tortuous anatomy of the aortic arch, carotid arteries, or vertebral arteries. Our purpose was to describe a multiple coaxial catheter system used for mechanical revascularization that helps navigation and manipulations in tortuous vessels."
"A triple or quadruple coaxial catheter system was built in 28 consecutive cases presenting with acute...
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