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Sahajanand Medical Technologies, a medical devices maker, is preparing to launch an initial public offering. The company plans to raise ₹200 crore through a pre-IPO funding round ahead of its market listing. Interest is building around the IPO's valuation, timing and what the stent and cardiovascular device manufacturer's debut will mean for India's medical technology sector.
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Comedian Paul Whitehouse has spoken publicly about his heart condition, saying he hopes the stents fitted after a cardiac scare "aren't going to be the cause of my demise". He also described the very difficult lifestyle change he was forced to make after the health emergency. The interviews come as an An Evening With The Fast Show live tour of the UK was announced for 2027.
- 3Doctors repair collapsed aortic channel after frozen elephant trunk surgery▼Case Report: Endovascular repair for true lumen collapse after frozen elephant trunk for type A aortic dissection
A new case report describes endovascular repair used to treat true lumen collapse, a rare complication that can follow frozen elephant trunk surgery for type A aortic dissection. The report details how doctors reopened the compressed channel of the aorta using a minimally invasive stent-based approach, offering a reference for surgeons managing similar complications after this complex procedure.
- 4Broward Health Hits 100 Cases with ROADSAVER Carotid Stent▼Broward Health Reaches 100 Cases Using Terumo ROADSAVER™ Carotid Stent System for Stroke Prevention
Broward Health in South Florida has completed 100 cases using Terumo's ROADSAVER carotid stent system, a device used to open narrowed neck arteries and prevent stroke. The milestone marks the health system's growing experience with the technology, which was announced publicly this week and picked up by regional hospital news outlets.
- 5Medical management beats stenting for stroke from narrowed brain arteries●Medical management superior to stenting for stroke related to intracranial arterial stenosis [Classics Series]
A review in medicine journalism revisits the finding that aggressive medical management outperforms stenting for stroke caused by intracranial arterial stenosis, the narrowing of arteries inside the brain. The conclusion, drawn from major clinical trials, indicates drugs and lifestyle intervention reduce recurrent stroke risk more safely than inserting a stent. Clinicians continue to cite the result when weighing invasive procedures against intensive medication therapy.
- 6Vital3D and Cleveland Clinic to develop 3D-printed aneurysm stents●Vital3D Technologies and Cleveland Clinic outline plans to develop patient-specific, 3D-printed stents for bifurcation aneurysms
Vital3D Technologies and Cleveland Clinic have announced plans to develop patient-specific, 3D-printed stents for treating bifurcation aneurysms. The collaboration aims to produce implants tailored to each patient's anatomy, an approach that could improve outcomes in a complex area of neurovascular care. Details on timelines and clinical testing have not yet been released.