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TIGERTRIEVER
Adjustable Clot Retriever
Engineered for Safety
We knew that there must be a safer way to retrieve a clot from the brain. The answer was already there. We leveraged the Comaneci technology and created the adjustable clot retriever.
Aharon Friedman
Braiding Department Manager
Senior Engineer
Engineered for Safety
Controllability
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Adjust diameter to overcome excessive resistance during retrieval
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Incremental control
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Adjustable RF
Delivery Profile
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Deliver larger devices through smaller microcatheters
Max OD 9mm 6mm 3mm 2.5mm
Tiger 0.021” 0.021” 0.017” 0.013”
Competitor NA 0.027” 0.021” NA
Braided Design
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Continuous braid from shaft through device reduces risk of detachment
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High vessel compliance
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“J” Shaped Soft Tip
Visibility
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100% radiopaque wires provide realtime feedback
Tigertriever Video:
Webinars
Jorge Olier, MD
Indicaciones de tratamiento con los dispositivos Comaneci y Tigertriever en Neurointervencionismo y nuevas aplicaciones
Dr. Vladimir Kalousek &
Matan Gedulter
Secrets for Large Occlusions:
Engineering and clinical
experience with Tigertriever XL
Tigertriever:
Net Length: 32 mm
Compatibility: 0.021” ID microcatheter
Diameter: 1.5 - 6 mm
Europ/Asia Cat. Number: TRPP3155
Canada Cat. Number: TRP5155
Closed
4.5 mm
Open
4.5 mm
Tigertriever 17:
Net Length: 23 mm
Compatibility: 0.017” ID microcatheter
Diameter: 0.5 - 3 mm
Europ/Asia Cat. Number: TRPP3166
Canada Cat. Number: TRP5166
Tigertriever 13:
Net Length: 20.5 mm
Compatibility: 0.016”/ 0.013” ID microcatheter
Diameter: 0.5 - 2.5 mm
Europ/Asia Cat. Number: TRPP3144
Canada Cat. Number: TRP5144
Tigertriever XL:
Net Length: 53 mm
Compatibility: 0.021” ID microcatheter
Diameter: 1.5 - 9 mm
Europ/Asia Cat. Number: TRPP3133
Case Studies
Example case 1#
71 year old female
MCA & ACA occlusion treated with Tigertriever
Images courtesy of: Prof. Rene Chapot, Alfried Krupp Krankenhaus, Essen, Germany
Pre
Post
Tiger - 1 pass MCA
Tiger - 1 pass ACA
Retrieved clots (MCA and ACA)
Example case 2#
74 year old male
MCA occlusion treated with Tigertriever
Images courtesy of: Prof. Rene Chapot, Alfried Krupp Krankenhaus, Essen, Germany
Pre
Tigertriever
at MCA/ICA bifurcation
Post
Tiger - 1 pass MCA