On Friday, the FDA classified a recall of Inari Medical Inc’s (NASDAQ:NARI) ClotTriever catheter as “most serious.” The ClotTriever XL Catheter is used to remove clots (thrombi) and ...

WASHINGTON -- A tiny corkscrew-like device to remove blood clots from the brains of stroke victims won government approval Monday, giving doctors a new treatment option that could save lives and ...

As Stanford explains in a blurb, the novel milli-spinner device may be able to save the lives of patients who experience "ischemic stroke" from brain stem clotting.. Traditional clot removal, a ...

A device that suctions out blood clots in the brain causing acute stroke proved safe and effective and was associated with improved neurological outcome on all measures, even when used eight hours ...

The ClotTriever XL is used for removing clots and blockages from large blood vessels outside the heart. The updated instructions come after reports the device had blocked lung arteries or become ...

Discover how a new tool boosts blood clot removal success to 90%, ... Potentially life-saving device puts the squeeze – and the roll – on blood clots By Ben Coxworth.

Q’Apel recalls clot removal device in response to FDA warning letter. Nick Paul Taylor . Wed, Jun 18, 2025, 7:00 AM 2 min read. This story was originally published on MedTech Dive.

This illustration depicts the innovative clot removal device, showcasing the two spheres expanding to effectively eliminate clots from blood vessels. This image illustrates the mechanism of the ...

The milli-spinner thrombectomy device uses spinning-induced forces to mechanically modify blood-clot microstructure, shrinking clot volume by up to 95% for rapid, safe removal. By densifying the ...

Dual Expandable Elements in action, flexibly surrounding and capturing clots. Clinicians adjust sliders on the handle to dynamically resize spheres for precise clot capture. Newly patented device ...

The FDA labels Inari Medical's ClotTriever catheter recall as the most serious, citing risks like device entrapment and pulmonary emboli, linked to injuries and deaths.