Dredger^TM Clot Retriever

Dredger^TM Clot Retriever is a medical device used for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. It is used to clear, open, or widen blood vessels so that blood can flow more smoothly. In the treatment of cerebrovascular diseases, Dredger^TM Clot Retriever are mainly used to treat stroke patients. During recanalization, doctors insert a clot retriever near a blocked blood vessel in a patient's brain and restore blood flow by clearing or widening the blood vessel. This device can help reduce the symptoms of a stroke and prevent it from happening again. In addition, in the process of treating other types of vascular diseases and vascular injuries, clot retriever devices are also widely used to promote blood vessel regeneration and restore blood flow. The movable mesh design of protective umbrella net basket is a unique feature of revascularization devices that ensures the safety of blood vessels during complex procedures. This feature is specifically designed to secure the stent in place and protect it from dislodging during the course of treatment.

Features&Advantages

1. The smoothy tip prevents damage to the inner wall of the blood vessel.

2. Large push wire enhances manipulation.

3. Comprehensive sizes meet a variety of different needs.

4. The front-end protective umbrella-type truck net design prevents small emboli from escaping to the far end.

5. The movable mesh the dual-layer stent realizes capturing, clamping and removal of thrombus.

6. Complete visible provides real-time visual feedback to assist clinicians during surgery.

7. For the radial support force, 20% lower than that of competitors, reducing the stimulation and damage of tunica intima.

Vascular Revascularization Device — Minimum Radial Outward Force

Stent Retrieval — Higher thrombectomy efficacy by clamping and engaging the clots

Specifications

FAQ

Q1: What is clot retriever?

A1: Clot retriever is an interventional treatment of stroke. It uses a catheter to insert a metal stent (also known as a stent) into the affected cerebral artery, and then removes the blockage by retracting the stent to restore blood flow. flow.

Q2: What is the process of clot retriever?

A2: During the clot retriever, the doctor usually anesthetizes the patient first. They then insert a soft catheter through the patient's artery and into the inside of the head. Once the blocked blood vessel is reached, the doctor deploys the stent and retracts it, pulling the clot out of the blood vessel.

Q3: Does clot retriever work?

A3: According to existing research and data, clot retriever is a very effective treatment for acute stroke. Patients using the technique can quickly restore brain function and avoid complications.