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Press Release: MedTech Innovation Spotlighted at Clemson Symposium Co-Chaired by Von Vascular CEO
The Medical Device Technology Symposium, co-chaired by Von Vascular CEO Manning Hanser, I.V. Hall, and Dr. John Hannon of Clemson University, was an overwhelming success.
Press Release: Novel Outcome Metric 'Complete Clot Ingestion' Presented at SNIS 2024 Conference by Dr. Robert Starke
Dr. Robert Starke introduced the Complete Clot Ingestion (CCI) metric at SNIS 2024, highlighting the ALGO Smart Pump's potential in stroke thrombectomy.
Unlocking the Potential of First Pass Efficacy in Stroke Thrombectomy
When it comes to stroke care, time is brain. Every minute lost equates to millions of neurons dying, and the repercussions on a patient's quality of life can be profound. In the pursuit of minimizing these neurological deficits, innovations in stroke thrombectomy devices and techniques are paramount. Among these, the concept of First Pass Efficacy (FPE) and the integration of cyclic aspiration hold significant promise.
Press Release: Von Vascular, Inc. Successfully Closes Round of Financing to Ensure Growth and Achieve Milestones
Von Vascular, Inc., a leading innovator in the medical device industry, is pleased to announce the successful closure of their first round of financing in December 2023.
Exploring the future of thrombectomy: cyclic aspiration takes center stage
Ten years ago, a forward-thinking team from the University of Pennsylvania challenged traditional methods of clot removal through aspiration thrombectomy. Led by Scott Simon, Casey Paul Grey, Trisha Massenzo, David G Simpson, and P Worth Longest, their study, titled "Exploring the efficacy of cyclic vs static aspiration in a cerebral thrombectomy model: an initial proof of concept study," investigated the potential benefits of cyclic loading in this procedure.
Advancing Mechanical Thrombectomy: The Impact of Cyclic Aspiration on First-Pass Success and Distal Emboli Reduction
Mechanical thrombectomy has emerged as a groundbreaking intervention for patients with emergent large vessel occlusion, showing promising outcomes when complete recanalization is achieved in the initial pass. A recent study sheds light on a crucial aspect of this process - the role of non-static (cyclical) aspiration in enhancing first-pass success rates and reducing distal emboli.