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Active drug-coated flow diverter in a preclinical model of intracranial stenting
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Longitudinal healing flow diverting stents with phosphorylcholine surface modification
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Development of a clot-adhesive coating to improve the performance of thrombectomy devices
Material and methods All procedures described below are demonstrated in a diagram that can be found in the supplementary materials (online supplemental information S1). Nitinol (NiTi) flat discs (4.8 mm diameter, 0.25 mm thick) were laser cut and mirror polished by a controlled industrial workshop (Vuichard Michel SAS, Dingy-en-Vuache, France) from a flat NiTi ribbon (5 mm diameter, 0.25 mm thick, Goodfellow Cambridge Ltd, Huntingdon, UK) and were used for the in vitro experiments.
Development of a clot-adhesive coating to improve the performance of thrombectomy devices
thrombectomy device material intervention embolic WHAT IS ALREADY KNOWN ON THIS TOPIC New mechanical thrombectomy devices are being improved continuously by design elements to increase the mechanical interaction with clot. However, there is little research to study chemical surface modifications specifically targeting the structure or composition of the clot.
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