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How digital supply chains unlock immense possibilities for MSMEs

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By J Singh
| The Times of India Verified
The growth engines of India’s economy are micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises MSMEs. The majority of these enterprises are traditional or unstructured and have limited access to credit and limited room to grow. There is an urgent need for MSMEs to adopt a digital-first approach as doing so will help them reap benefits immediately and prepare them for the uncertainties of the future.
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P60 SLIC (Super Large-bore Ingestion Clot) technique: acute ischemic stroke large vessel occlusion treatment with super large bore aspiration and novel insert catheters | Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery

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By F Massari, J Singh, G Dabus, G Cortez
| The Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery (JNIS)
Abstract Introduction Super large bore aspiration (SLBA) has shown high rates of complete ingestion. Herein, we report the initial clinical feasibility, safety and efficacy of this novel “SLIC” (Super Large-bore Ingestion Clot) technique for stroke. Methods We performed a retrospective review of three centers neurointerventional databases.
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P65 “ Direct Transfer to Angio Suite” (DTAS) enabling via utilization of Philips’ advanced 3D neuro-imaging prototype technology

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By J Singh, F Massari, AL Kuhn, V Anagnostakou
| The Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery (JNIS)
Abstract Introduction “Direct Transfer to Angio Suite” (DTAS) enabling via utilization of Philips’ advanced 3D neuro-imaging prototype technology. Objectives & aims Utilization of the new Philips’ advanced 3D neuro-imaging prototype technology and cone beam angio-suite CTA instead of standard multi-detector CT to enable “Direct Transfer to Angio Suite” (DTAS). Methods We utilized the Philips’ advanced 3D neuro-imaging prototype technology for pre- and post-thrombectomy assessment.
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