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Women, Black Patients Less Likely to Get Advanced PE Therapy, Analysis Shows - Vimarsana News

Women, Black Patients Less Likely to Get Advanced PE Therapy, Analysis Shows

As a slew of new catheter-based devices hit the market, it will be crucial to keep tabs on eligibility, safety, and access, experts say.

Source: tctmd.com
E2 has positive data for its Hēlo thrombectomy system - Vimarsana News

E2 has positive data for its Hēlo thrombectomy system

Endovascular Engineering (E2) announced positive safety and feasibility results from a clinical trial of its Hēlo PE thrombectomy system.

Endovascular Engineering's Hēlo™ Thrombectomy System Receives IDE Approval to Start ENGULF Pivotal Trial for the Treatment of Pulmonary Embolism - Vimarsana News

Endovascular Engineering's Hēlo™ Thrombectomy System Receives IDE Approval to Start ENGULF Pivotal Trial for the Treatment of Pulmonary Embolism

/PRNewswire/ -- Endovascular Engineering ("E2"), a medical device company focused on the development and deployment of groundbreaking clot removal technologies...

Endovascular Engineering, Inc. Announces Positive Initial Results in ENGULF Study for Hēlo™ Thrombectomy System - Vimarsana News

Endovascular Engineering, Inc. Announces Positive Initial Results in ENGULF Study for Hēlo™ Thrombectomy System

ENGULF Study utilizing next generation technology in targeting pulmonary embolism

Black Adults Treated for Common Arterial Disease Are at Greater Risk of Amputation and Death Than White Adults, Researchers Show - Vimarsana News

Black Adults Treated for Common Arterial Disease Are at Greater Risk of Amputation and Death Than White Adults, Researchers Show

In this study, researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center found that Black adults underwent significantly more endovascular peripheral vascular interve