P148 From novel atraumatic self-centering delivery catheters to super large-bore aspiration (SLBA) catheters. The ‘Clot Ingestion’ protocol!

<h3>Introduction</h3> Large, and even more Super Large Bore Aspiration (SLBA), have shown high rates of complete clot ingestion during mechanical thrombectomy. The utilization of the novel atraumatic delivery catheters has provided the adequate support to safely and efficiently reach the clot with large and super-large bore catheters, without need for crossing. <h3>Aim of Study</h3> We performed a comparison of the devices on the market (SENDit,Penumbra Inc; Tenzing 7 and 8,Route 92 Medical; Cheetah,Q’apel) analyzing the different features of the insert catheters, especially in combination with the paring aspiration catheters (RED72,Penumbra Inc; FreeClimb 70 &amp; 88 and HiPoint 88,Route 92 Medical; Hippo,Q’apel). <h3>Methods</h3> These platforms entail the utilization of a triaxial assembly: guide catheter with/without balloon, a 0.070’/72’ or 0.088’ reperfusion catheter and an insert catheter that completely consumes the inner diameter of the large-bore (LBA) or super large-bore (SLBA) aspiration catheters. <h3>Results</h3> These novel atraumatic delivery catheters have proven their superior capability in navigating the matching reperfusion catheters to the proximal aspect of the occlusion. The virtually atraumatic self-centering soft tapered tip is capable to cruise the tortuous cervical-cranial vasculature. The extremely large shaft almost zeroes the step-off with the aspiration catheters and reduces the risk to get stuck at vascular ledges/bifurcations, making unnecessary to cross the embolus, which significantly reduces the risk of downstream clot embolization. <h3>Conclusion</h3> Building scientific evidences has demonstrated the elevated safety and efficacy of this new generation of triaxial stroke-dedicated platforms combining a large-bore (LBA) or super large-bore (SLBA) aspiration catheters to novel atraumatic and self-centering delivery catheters. <h3>Disclosure of Interest</h3> no.

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P148 From novel atraumatic self-centering delivery catheters to super large-bore aspiration (SLBA) catheters. The ‘Clot Ingestion’ protocol!

Francesco Massari
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Central Venous Catheters and Hemodialysis
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P148 From novel atraumatic self-centering delivery catheters to super large-bore aspiration (SLBA) catheters. The ‘Clot Ingestion’ protocol!

Francesco Massari
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<h3>Introduction</h3> Large, and even more Super Large Bore Aspiration (SLBA), have shown high rates of complete clot ingestion during mechanical thrombectomy. The utilization of the novel atraumatic delivery catheters has provided the adequate support to safely and efficiently reach the clot with large and super-large bore catheters, without need for crossing. <h3>Aim of Study</h3> We performed a comparison of the devices on the market (SENDit,Penumbra Inc; Tenzing 7 and 8,Route 92 Medical; Cheetah,Q’apel) analyzing the different features of the insert catheters, especially in combination with the paring aspiration catheters (RED72,Penumbra Inc; FreeClimb 70 &amp; 88 and HiPoint 88,Route 92 Medical; Hippo,Q’apel). <h3>Methods</h3> These platforms entail the utilization of a triaxial assembly: guide catheter with/without balloon, a 0.070’/72’ or 0.088’ reperfusion catheter and an insert catheter that completely consumes the inner diameter of the large-bore (LBA) or super large-bore (SLBA) aspiration catheters. <h3>Results</h3> These novel atraumatic delivery catheters have proven their superior capability in navigating the matching reperfusion catheters to the proximal aspect of the occlusion. The virtually atraumatic self-centering soft tapered tip is capable to cruise the tortuous cervical-cranial vasculature. The extremely large shaft almost zeroes the step-off with the aspiration catheters and reduces the risk to get stuck at vascular ledges/bifurcations, making unnecessary to cross the embolus, which significantly reduces the risk of downstream clot embolization. <h3>Conclusion</h3> Building scientific evidences has demonstrated the elevated safety and efficacy of this new generation of triaxial stroke-dedicated platforms combining a large-bore (LBA) or super large-bore (SLBA) aspiration catheters to novel atraumatic and self-centering delivery catheters. <h3>Disclosure of Interest</h3> no.

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