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In a sterile Stanford lab, a tiny spinning tube with delicate fins whirred to life. The object, no larger than a grain of rice, might seem unassuming. But when placed in a model artery clogged with a ...

Summary: Stanford researchers have developed a breakthrough device called the milli-spinner thrombectomy, which uses compression and shear forces to safely shrink and remove blood clots, significantly ...

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When trying to remove life-threatening clots from blood vessels, current technologies are successful on only about half of the first attempts – if at all. A new surgical tool, however, is claimed to ...

Stanford faculty Jeremy J. Heit and Renee Zhao demonstrate how to insert the milli-spinner using a life-sized model of the human circulatory system. When treating an ischemic stroke – where a clot is ...