The successful development and testing of these devices can significantly improve outcomes in cerebrovascular interventions, leading to better treatment options for patients with cerebrovascular diseases. Goldenwing has assisted with the successful research, development, and commercialization of a wide range of cerebrovascular interventions devices including.

1. Stents

· Intracranial Stents: For treating aneurysms or arterial stenosis.

· Flow Diverters: Designed to redirect blood flow away from an aneurysm.

2. Balloon Catheters

· Angioplasty Balloons: For dilating narrowed blood vessels in the brain.

· Drug-Eluting Balloons: For localized drug delivery to prevent restenosis.

3. Embolic Agents

· Liquid Embolic Agents: Such as onyx or n-butyl cyanoacrylate for embolization procedures.

· Particle Embolics: Various sizes of particles for targeted occlusion.

4. Guidewires

· Steerable Guidewires: For navigating vascular anatomy during procedures.

· Support Guidewires: For facilitating stent delivery or balloon deployment.

5. Neurovascular Access Devices

· Microcatheters: For selective catheterization of cerebral vessels.

· Sheaths and Introducers: For vascular access during interventional procedures.

6. Thrombectomy Devices

· Mechanical Thrombectomy Systems: Devices designed to remove clots from cerebral arteries (e.g., stent retrievers).

· Aspiration Catheters: For vacuum-assisted clot retrieval.

7. Aneurysm Clips

· Permanent Clips: For surgical clipping of aneurysms.

· Temporary Clips: For intraoperative assessment.

8. Cerebral Monitoring Devices

· Intracranial Pressure Monitors: For real-time pressure readings.

· Electroencephalography (EEG) Devices: To monitor brain activity during interventions.

9. Imaging Technologies

· Intraoperative Imaging Systems: Such as fluoroscopy or portable ultrasound for real-time guidance.

· MRI-Compatible Devices: For imaging during or after interventions.

10. Neurostimulation Devices

· Deep Brain Stimulation Systems: For research on therapeutic approaches to neurological conditions.

11. Artificial Neural Interfaces

· Neuroprosthetics: Devices designed to interface with brain tissue for stimulation or recording.

12. Drug Delivery Systems

· Implantable Infusion Pumps: For localized drug delivery to target areas in the brain.

· Biodegradable Polymer Systems: For sustained release of therapeutics.

13. Vascular Grafts and Patches

· Synthetic Grafts: For bypass procedures in cerebrovascular disease.

· Biologic Patches: For repairing vascular defects or aneurysms.

14. Tissue Adhesives and Sealants

· Hemostatic Agents: For controlling bleeding during interventions.

· Surgical Sealants: For closing surgical sites or reinforcing vessels.