Neurovascular

Neurovascular disorders, such as stroke, cerebral aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations(AVMs), and intracranial stenosis, pose a major global health crisis, affecting millions annually with stroke alone impacting over 15 million people worldwide each year, resulting in widespread disabilities, high mortality rates, and mounting socioeconomic burdens driven by aging populations, rising hypertension, diabetes, and lifestyle-related vascular risks. Microcatheters play a pivotal role in minimally invasive neurovascular interventions, enabling precise navigation through intricate cerebral vasculature to deliver therapeutic agents like embolic coils for aneurysm occlusion, thrombolytics foracute stroke treatment, or flow diverters and stents for vessel remodeling, often incorporating advanced materials such as nitinol for flexibility and platinum for radiopacity to ensure tight tolerances, superior biocompatibility, and reduced thrombogenicity for these miniature devices.