XCath today announced the completion of the first telerobotic stroke case using its Iris surgical robotic system.

Endovascular robot developer XCath said it has successfully completed its first remotely operated stroke procedure, linking a neurosurgeon with a patient more than a hundred miles away.

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XCath, a medical device company advancing neuro-endovascular surgical robotics, announced today the successful completion of ...

Two relatively new stroke treatments also provide a huge benefit to patients: intravenous medications that break up clots in the brain, called tissue plasminogen activator, or tPA, and a procedure ...

More than 100 people in Northern Colorado are surviving their past experience with stroke with fewer deficiencies thanks to a procedure now being offered by UCHealth. Prior to 2023, the nearest place ...

Dr. Fawaz Al-Mufti and team performing a life-saving thrombectomy to restore blood flow to a patient's brain. If you suspect a stroke, get to the hospital immediately-quick action can mean the ...

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