Tag: SNIS 2026
Successful thrombectomy found cost-effective in patients with moderate-to-severe pre-stroke disability
Economic analyses have determined that successful endovascular thrombectomy procedures are cost-effective in patients with moderate-to-severe pre-stroke disability, with more pronounced signals being observed in...
Microsurgery retains comparable clinical outcomes versus endovascular therapy in ruptured wide-neck...
In the treatment of select ruptured wide-neck intracranial aneurysms, microsurgical clipping can achieve clinical outcomes on par with those obtained via endovascular techniques, according...
Next-generation liquid embolic leads to “substantial” cSDH resolution and functional outcome...
Arsenal Medical has announced late-breaking results from the EMBO-02 clinical study, in which NeoCast—a shear-responsive, solvent-free liquid embolic—was evaluated for middle meningeal artery embolisation...
Persistent disparities in stroke treatment and outcomes borne out across multiple...
Three studies presented throughout the ongoing Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery (SNIS) annual meeting (20–24 July, Seattle, USA) have shown that racial, geographic and socioeconomic...
Spryte Medical completes enrolment in INSYTE trial
Spryte Medical has announced the completion of subject enrolment in the INSYTE trial, noting that this represents a key milestone in the clinical development...
Lidocaine-dexamethasone infusion shows promise in treating severe back pain
Researchers have presented new findings on an experimental neurointerventional technique designed to treat severe back pain that involves delivering medication directly through the arteries...
Long-term data support durability of River stent in IIH treatment
Serenity Medical, a NeuroTechnology Investors (NTI) portfolio company, has announced four-to-five-year results from the RIVER study, which is described as the first multicentre evaluation...
Anaesthesia practices and overall experience may shape post-thrombectomy patient outcomes
A hospital’s overall experience with general anaesthesia (GA) or conscious sedation (CS) may influence how choice of anaesthesia modality affects patient outcomes during mechanical...
New open-access journal, JNIS Advances, debuts at 2026 SNIS meeting
A fully open-access companion journal to the Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery (JNIS)—named JNIS Advances—has been launched this week at the 2026 Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery...
THUNDER study demonstrates safety and effectiveness of modulated aspiration in stroke...
Penumbra today announced the results of THUNDER, which is an investigational device exemption (IDE) study intended to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of Thunderbolt—the company's...
Rapid Medical announces US FDA clearance of Drivewire 35 alongside first...
Rapid Medical has announced US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance of its Drivewire 35 device—the “first” steerable 0.035-inch guidewire designed to help physicians...
Analyses suggest pre-existing disability alone “shouldn’t close the door” to stroke...
Despite representing a substantial proportion of large vessel occlusion (LVO) patients, individuals with moderate-to-severe disabilities before their stroke are frequently excluded from endovascular thrombectomy...
New AI-guided technique may improve delivery of brain tumour therapy
A “groundbreaking” artificial intelligence (AI)-guided technique may improve the accuracy of delivering experimental therapies directly to malignant brain tumours, according to research presented today...
