Vena Medical
Vena Medical is dedicated to advancing stroke treatment and neurovascular care through innovative medical devices. Their mission is to provide physicians with cutting-edge tools, such as the world's smallest camera, to improve patient outcomes in stroke and neurovascular procedures.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Patents
Products
Microendoscopic intravascular camera system
A miniaturized intravascular camera and catheter assembly that provides first‑person, full‑color, real‑time video from within veins and arteries to assist visualization during endovascular procedures.
Integrated balloon‑distal access catheter for thrombectomy
A catheter device that integrates balloon guide and distal access functions to allow balloon positioning closer to intracranial clots and support mechanical thrombectomy workflows.
Vena MicroAngioscope System
A flexible sub-millimeter angioscope offering a forward-looking, full-color, real-time endoscopic view for the observation of the interior of blood vessels in the peripheral, coronary, and neurovasculature.
Vena BDAC
Combines Balloon Guide Catheters and Distal Access Catheters currently used in thrombectomy to remove clots from the brains of stroke victims, allowing the clinician to get the balloon closer to the clot.
Microendoscopic intravascular camera system
A miniaturized intravascular camera and catheter assembly that provides first‑person, full‑color, real‑time video from within veins and arteries to assist visualization during endovascular procedures.
Integrated balloon‑distal access catheter for thrombectomy
A catheter device that integrates balloon guide and distal access functions to allow balloon positioning closer to intracranial clots and support mechanical thrombectomy workflows.
Vena MicroAngioscope System
A flexible sub-millimeter angioscope offering a forward-looking, full-color, real-time endoscopic view for the observation of the interior of blood vessels in the peripheral, coronary, and neurovasculature.
Vena BDAC
Combines Balloon Guide Catheters and Distal Access Catheters currently used in thrombectomy to remove clots from the brains of stroke victims, allowing the clinician to get the balloon closer to the clot.
Services
Clinical partnerships with hospitals to support first‑in‑human device use, case series collection, and live procedural demonstrations.
Clinical partnerships with hospitals to support first‑in‑human device use, case series collection, and live procedural demonstrations.
Expertise Areas
- Endovascular imaging
- Neurointerventional device engineering
- Mechanical thrombectomy device design
- Clinical device evaluation and first‑in‑human studies
Key Technologies
- Microendoscopic intravascular imaging
- Miniature color imaging sensors
- Flexible catheter engineering
- Integrated balloon + distal access catheter design
News & Updates
Check out our live demo at SLICE 2024
Hear about our story, a clinical case series and a live demo of the technology.
Check out our live demo at SLICE 2024
Hear about our story, a clinical case series and a live demo of the technology.
On November 14, physicians at The Ottawa Hospital were the first in the world to use the MicroAngioscope in a patient procedure, allowing them to see inside the blood vessels of the brain.
Vena Medical has been granted Breakthrough Device designation from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its MicroAngioscope, marking a significant advancement in neurovascular care and stroke treatment.
Check out our live demo at SLICE 2024
Hear about our story, a clinical case series and a live demo of the technology.
Check out our live demo at SLICE 2024
Hear about our story, a clinical case series and a live demo of the technology.
On November 14, physicians at The Ottawa Hospital were the first in the world to use the MicroAngioscope in a patient procedure, allowing them to see inside the blood vessels of the brain.
Vena Medical has been granted Breakthrough Device designation from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its MicroAngioscope, marking a significant advancement in neurovascular care and stroke treatment.