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fr inari flowtriever device  (Inari Medical Inc)
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68-year-old male with remote history of RLQ renal transplant and lower extremity DVT requiring IVC filter, subsequently placed on warfarin, who was admitted for multicompartmental intracranial hemorrhage following ATV accident requiring warfarin discontinuation. The patient subsequently developed lower extremity swelling and acute renal failure. CT venogram demonstrated extensive bilateral lower extremity DVT extending into the transplant renal vein (A). Prone venogram performed from right saphenous venous access demonstrated extensive thrombus throughout the external iliac vein with non-opacification of the transplant renal vein (between white arrows) (B). Mechanical thrombectomy was performed using a 20 Fr Inari <t>Flowtriever</t> device (C). Subsequent venogram demonstrated markedly improved venous outflow with some persistent thrombus in the transplant renal vein (D). Aspiration and mechanical thrombectomy were performed in the transplant renal vein through a 5 French Vert catheter with repeat venogram demonstrating near resolution of thrombus with good outflow in the transplant renal vein (E). Renal US the following day demonstrated patent transplant vasculature (F)
Fr Inari Flowtriever Device, supplied by Inari Medical Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 86/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
https://www.bioz.com/product/flowtriever+20/flowtriever+system/pmc12602614-211-7-8
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aspiration thrombectomy  (Inari Medical Inc)
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Inari Medical Inc aspiration thrombectomy
(A) X-ray fluoroscopic anteroposterior projection image demonstrating a 24-Fr sheath (yellow arrow) via the right internal jugular vein with a 24-Fr aspiration catheter (orange arrow) positioned at the bioprosthetic TV. (B) Two-dimensional TEE, midesophageal biplane systolic display of the TV, demonstrating the aspiration <t>thrombectomy</t> catheter (yellow arrow) positioned at the bioprosthetic TV vegetation (orange arrow) . IAS , Interatrial septum; RA , right atrium.
Aspiration Thrombectomy, supplied by Inari Medical Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 86/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
https://www.bioz.com/product/flowtriever+20/24+aspiration+f+system+thrombectomy/pmc10147542-127-6-14
Average 86 stars, based on 1 article reviews
aspiration thrombectomy - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
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68-year-old male with remote history of RLQ renal transplant and lower extremity DVT requiring IVC filter, subsequently placed on warfarin, who was admitted for multicompartmental intracranial hemorrhage following ATV accident requiring warfarin discontinuation. The patient subsequently developed lower extremity swelling and acute renal failure. CT venogram demonstrated extensive bilateral lower extremity DVT extending into the transplant renal vein (A). Prone venogram performed from right saphenous venous access demonstrated extensive thrombus throughout the external iliac vein with non-opacification of the transplant renal vein (between white arrows) (B). Mechanical thrombectomy was performed using a 20 Fr Inari Flowtriever device (C). Subsequent venogram demonstrated markedly improved venous outflow with some persistent thrombus in the transplant renal vein (D). Aspiration and mechanical thrombectomy were performed in the transplant renal vein through a 5 French Vert catheter with repeat venogram demonstrating near resolution of thrombus with good outflow in the transplant renal vein (E). Renal US the following day demonstrated patent transplant vasculature (F)

Journal: Abdominal Radiology (New York)

Article Title: Vascular and lymphatic complications after renal transplant

doi: 10.1007/s00261-025-05032-5

Figure Lengend Snippet: 68-year-old male with remote history of RLQ renal transplant and lower extremity DVT requiring IVC filter, subsequently placed on warfarin, who was admitted for multicompartmental intracranial hemorrhage following ATV accident requiring warfarin discontinuation. The patient subsequently developed lower extremity swelling and acute renal failure. CT venogram demonstrated extensive bilateral lower extremity DVT extending into the transplant renal vein (A). Prone venogram performed from right saphenous venous access demonstrated extensive thrombus throughout the external iliac vein with non-opacification of the transplant renal vein (between white arrows) (B). Mechanical thrombectomy was performed using a 20 Fr Inari Flowtriever device (C). Subsequent venogram demonstrated markedly improved venous outflow with some persistent thrombus in the transplant renal vein (D). Aspiration and mechanical thrombectomy were performed in the transplant renal vein through a 5 French Vert catheter with repeat venogram demonstrating near resolution of thrombus with good outflow in the transplant renal vein (E). Renal US the following day demonstrated patent transplant vasculature (F)

Article Snippet: Mechanical thrombectomy was performed using a 20 Fr Inari Flowtriever device (C).

Techniques:

(A) X-ray fluoroscopic anteroposterior projection image demonstrating a 24-Fr sheath (yellow arrow) via the right internal jugular vein with a 24-Fr aspiration catheter (orange arrow) positioned at the bioprosthetic TV. (B) Two-dimensional TEE, midesophageal biplane systolic display of the TV, demonstrating the aspiration thrombectomy catheter (yellow arrow) positioned at the bioprosthetic TV vegetation (orange arrow) . IAS , Interatrial septum; RA , right atrium.

Journal: CASE : Cardiovascular Imaging Case Reports

Article Title: The Minimally Invasive Approach to the Diagnosis of an Undifferentiated Atrial Mass: A Case Series and Review of the Literature

doi: 10.1016/j.case.2022.12.011

Figure Lengend Snippet: (A) X-ray fluoroscopic anteroposterior projection image demonstrating a 24-Fr sheath (yellow arrow) via the right internal jugular vein with a 24-Fr aspiration catheter (orange arrow) positioned at the bioprosthetic TV. (B) Two-dimensional TEE, midesophageal biplane systolic display of the TV, demonstrating the aspiration thrombectomy catheter (yellow arrow) positioned at the bioprosthetic TV vegetation (orange arrow) . IAS , Interatrial septum; RA , right atrium.

Article Snippet: Several systems are commercially available, including aspiration thrombectomy (FlowTriever 24- or 20-Fr aspiration catheter [Inari Medical] and AlphaVac [AngioDynamics]) or mechanical thrombectomy (Penumbra Lightning 7 or 12 [Penumbra] and AngioVac [AngioDynamics]).

Techniques:

Procedural considerations for atrial biopsy

Journal: CASE : Cardiovascular Imaging Case Reports

Article Title: The Minimally Invasive Approach to the Diagnosis of an Undifferentiated Atrial Mass: A Case Series and Review of the Literature

doi: 10.1016/j.case.2022.12.011

Figure Lengend Snippet: Procedural considerations for atrial biopsy

Article Snippet: Several systems are commercially available, including aspiration thrombectomy (FlowTriever 24- or 20-Fr aspiration catheter [Inari Medical] and AlphaVac [AngioDynamics]) or mechanical thrombectomy (Penumbra Lightning 7 or 12 [Penumbra] and AngioVac [AngioDynamics]).

Techniques: Blocking Assay, Sampling