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More efficient choice of recanalization

OVERVIEW

HELICAL OPEN-SIDE STRUCTURE
HIGHER ACUTE RECANALIZATION RATE
The Thrombite™ clot retrieval device , featuring S-shaped helical open-side structure, is designed for more efficient clot retrieval and optimum revascularization in a wide range of vessels.

PRODUCT FEATURES

HELICAL OPEN-SIDE STRUCTURE

enables Thrombite™ mechanical retriever to efficiently entwine and clamp the clot

assures clot retention for confident removal and revascularization

OVERLAPPED STENT AT THE HELICAL OPEN-SIDE STRUCTURE

increases contact surface with thrombus and maximizes clot integration

EXCELLENT FLEXIBILITY AND VESSEL WALL APPOSITION

optimizes clot retention during smooth navigation through the tortuous anatomies

Radiopaque markers on the distal end of the device increase device visibility
3 markers for the sizes with 3.0 and 4.0mm diameter

4 markers for the sizes with 5.0 and 6.0mm diameter

Advanced stent surface treatment process

RADIAL FORCE
High radial force is designed for clot integration at the initial stage of stent expansion

Low radial force at nominal stent diameter ensures atraumatic retrieval

How a Stent Retriever Procedure Is Performed
Clot retrieval procedure is generally performed in patients with the indications of acute cerebral infarction within six hours. After femoral artery puncture, the catheter is inserted after sheath puncture, and DSA is performed along the catheter to the brain to find the position of blocked vascular. Make the stent retriever thrombectomy reached the position and passing through the clot. Then release to capture the clot. After that, the stent retriever will be extracted along with the clot and finally leave your body.

ORDERING INFORMATION OF CLOT RETRIEVAL DEVICE

INDICATIONS

The Thrombite™ Clot Retriever Device is intended to restore blood flow by removing thrombus from a large intracranial vessel in patients experiencing ischemic stroke symptom onset.