MEDICAL DEVICE NEWS MAGAZINE THE GO-TO-MAGAZINE FOR THE PRACTICING MEDICAL SPECIALIST May 10, 2017 by Larry Dickinson, MD There is an unmet need in the United States and abroad for the treatment of hemorrhagic stroke. But now, this deadliest, costliest and most debilitating form of stroke with no surgical standard is experiencing a paradigm shift. […]
Trial on Early Intervention of Hemorrhagic Stroke Advances
Posted by Lynn Bronikowski – Jan 17, 2017 Medical device maker NICO Corp. has enrolled its first patient in a clinical trial designed to determine the procedural safety and economic and functional benefit of early surgical removal of intracerebral hemorrhage using its BrainPath Approach™. The randomized trial, called ENRICH (Early MiNmally-invasive Removal of ICH) is […]
New procedure allows doctors to navigate delicate brain tissue to treat bleeding strokes
August 9, 2016 By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS Any stroke can leave a devastating wake of damage in the brain, harming a person’s ability to move and talk and think. But hemorrhagic strokes —the less-common type caused by bleeding in the brain —have been the most frustrating because treatment options are few and outcomes so […]
Studies: Hemorrhagic Stroke Patients Have Second Chance
Posted by Lynn Bronikowski – Jul 13, 2016 Gigi Gelvosa, a neurosurgical operating room nurse at Seton Brain and Spine Care in Austin, Texas, suddenly found herself whisked into the emergency room of the same hospital where she worked. She was in a coma and this time was on the other side of an operating […]