Terumo Neuro's MicroVention issued an urgent medical device recall of some Fred 27 and Fred X 27 Flow re-direction endoluminal devices. The company is voluntarily recalling certain lots of the devices due to complaints of a manufacturing error related to the tantalum length and attachment pattern. Terumo Neuro stated that the complaints have also … [Read more...] about Terumo Neuro recalls some Fred 27 neurovascular stents over tantalum wire issue
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Terumo Neuro launches Sofia Flow 88 for stroke care, expanding aspiration catheter line
Terumo Neuro (formerly MicroVention) has launched the Sofia Flow 88 large-bore aspiration catheter, designed for supporting clot removal in stroke procedures. The catheter features a 0.088 in. inner diameter and incorporates design enhancements aimed at improving procedural control, vessel safety, and compatibility across aspiration … [Read more...] about Terumo Neuro launches Sofia Flow 88 for stroke care, expanding aspiration catheter line
Terumo Neuro launches new stroke catheter in the U.S.
Terumo Neuro (formerly MicroVention) announced that it launched its Sofia 88 neurovascular support catheter in the U.S. Sofia 88 expands the company's stroke portfolio with a new large-bore catheter engineered for reliability, flexibility and physician control. The company says its launch builds upon the proven performance and legacy of the … [Read more...] about Terumo Neuro launches new stroke catheter in the U.S.
Terumo Neuro wins FDA nod for first dual-layer carotid stent
Terumo Neuro (formerly MicroVention) announced today that it received FDA premarket approval (PMA) for its Carotid Stent System. Aliso Viejo, California-based Terumo Neuro says this marks the first dual-layer micromesh carotid stent approved in the U.S. It offers physicians a clinically proven option to improve patient outcomes in carotid artery … [Read more...] about Terumo Neuro wins FDA nod for first dual-layer carotid stent
