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A New Perspective for Stroke Treatment

Inretio offers a new approach to clot-retrieving procedures and stroke treatment.

Inretio's solution helps to reduce complications and improves stroke treatment outcomes.
 

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OUR MISSION

Inretio was born out of the need to improve stroke care and reduce thrombectomy complications. 

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Inretio has set itself the goal of reducing stroke's burden and patients' suffering by being a leader in the neurovascular field and bringing value to physicians with simple yet innovative solutions. 

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Mechanical Thrombectomy

Mechanical Thrombectomy is a minimally invasive procedure involving the removal of a thrombus (blood clot) from an artery in the brain. 

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The procedure is effective for patients that won't comply with drug treatment. 

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The result of mechanical thrombectomy will impact the patient's life and long-term disability.

Challenge

THE NEED

The size

Every 40 seconds a stroke occurs in the US. 85% of them are ischemic

the outcome

Stroke is the leading cause of disability in the world. Nearly 6 million die and 4 million are left with a permanent disability

the cost

The total aggregate cost of stroke for US civilians is estimated at $103.5 billion per year

treatment challenges

Removing the complete thrombus and regaining blood flow only happens in 41-47% of cases. This is due to distal emboli caused by clot fragmentation 

OUR SOLUTION

Our unique patented solution offers a new approach to clot retrieving by:
 
Reaching distally to the clot
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Opening our patented protective basket


As a result, potentially: 

Minimizing the risk of embolization
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Reducing the need for repeated maneuvers in the procedure
 
 

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Fewer Maneuvers 

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Improved Revascularizaion

Better Results

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Hateena st. 1, Sapirim, Sderot, Israel 

info@inretio.co.il

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@2023 Inretio medical devices are not for sale and are limited to investigational use only

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