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Avail Reaches Significant Network Expansion Milestone with the Signing of its 50th MedTech Contract - Vimarsana News

Avail Reaches Significant Network Expansion Milestone with the Signing of its 50th MedTech Contract

/PRNewswire/ -- Avail, the digital hub of the operating room enabling the medical technology (MedTech) and healthcare industries to work smarter to advance...

STAR Network to Collaborate with Avail Surgical Telepresence Platform to Enhance Collaboration Among Physicians - Vimarsana News

STAR Network to Collaborate with Avail Surgical Telepresence Platform to Enhance Collaboration Among Physicians

/PRNewswire/ -- Avail Medsystems, a healthcare technology company whose surgical telepresence platform facilitates real-time, interactive collaboration during...

Thrombectomy in Large-Core Infarct Stroke: Benefit Still Possible - Vimarsana News

Thrombectomy in Large-Core Infarct Stroke: Benefit Still Possible

More than 20% of patients with a large-vessel ischemic stroke and a large-core infarct at early imaging were functionally independent 90 days after thrombectomy in a large registry study.

Time to Stop Routine Anesthesia for Stroke Thrombectomy? - Vimarsana News

Time to Stop Routine Anesthesia for Stroke Thrombectomy?

email article For mechanical thrombectomy stroke patients, consensus guidelines favoring general anesthesia over conscious sedation during the pandemic might need revisiting. That was the argument presented at the virtual International Stroke Conference (ISC) in a debate over what should be the first-line strategy. Conscious sedation minimizes delays to treatment, which have been a problem for COVID-19 patients, and provides at least as good outcomes, argued Tudor Jovin, MD, of the Cooper Neurological Institute in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. He pointed to a prospective study of the Stroke ...