Therapeutic

The Flow Diversion technique uses a low porosity stent across a wide-necked brain aneurysm. The device is placed across the aneurysm neck opening, and extends into the parent artery on both sides. This alters intra-aneurysmal blood flow patterns and redirects flow away from the aneurysm

Flow Disruption is a technique used to treat wide-neck brain aneurysms by placing a single, intrasaccular device within the aneurysm, altering the intra-aneurysmal flow.

Coil Embolization is a technique used to treat brain aneurysms by placing detachable coils within the aneurysm.

Mechanical Thrombectomy is a technique typically performed using an aspiration catheter and/or stent-like retrieval device to remove blood clots from the neurovasculature of a person experiencing an ischemic stroke.

Carotid artery stenting (CAS) is an endovascular procedure where a stent is deployed within the lumen of the carotid artery to treat narrowing of the carotid artery and decrease the risk of stroke.

Embolization is a blockage of blood flow caused by a foreign body. Liquid Embolics are injectable agents primarily intended for the treatment of vascular malformations through an endovascular approach. The goal of liquid embolic embolization is the immediate and permanent obliteration of a targeted vessel or a diffuse vascular structure.

Embolic coils are controlled mechanical implants that are used to slow blood flow within targeted vascular malformations often in conjunction with liquid embolic agents or other embolization devices.