EN menu News Press Contact Back to articles News Balt’s first survey of 100 physicians specialized in stroke treatment All news October, 29 2019 Balt conducts the first survey that enables specialist physicians to express themselves regarding stroke. During the LINNC international conference held in June, Balt conducted the firs survey that enabled doctors who specialize in the treatment of stroke to express themselves. Over 100 French and foreign physicians answered the survey. From spectacular breakthroughs to challenges still to come, there was so much information for gaining a better understanding of the current state of the handling and treatment of stroke. We unveil the survey results here! Last modification: 31 October 2019 Back to the list of articles © Copyright 2019 Balt Legal notice Contact Site map Jobs Design & development :KOOKline iBalt is now available The app dedicated to Interventional Neuroradiologists that brings Balt's products information & tools in your pocket! BALT uses cookies on this website. By continuing to use this website, you consent to the use of cookies. For any questions regarding the use of cookies, please refer to BALT's cookie policy.I agreeI disagree

EN menu News Press Contact Interventional Neurovascular procedures Interventional neurovascular procedures Interventional neurovascular procedures make it possible to treat diseases and emergencies of the brain, neck and spine through minimally invasive techniques. Many of these procedures were initially developed in France and involve performing highly complex interventions in the brain, neck and spine guided entirely by radiological imaging. Thanks to advancements in physician training, imaging equipment and medical devices, it is possible for physicians to perform these procedures in a wide range of medical conditions while minimizing the risk for patients. Examples of medical conditions that are now commonly treated with an interventional neurovascular procedure include: acute-phase ischemic stroke ruptured and unruptured brain aneurysms arteriovenous malformations dural arteriovenous fistulas carotid and intracranial stenosis by stent placement (e.g., carotid or intracranial stent) tumors acute bleeding (e.g., refractory nosebleeding) chronic subdural hematomas Last modification: 7 November 2019 © Copyright 2019 Balt Legal notice Contact Site map Jobs Design & development :KOOKline iBalt is now available The app dedicated to Interventional Neuroradiologists that brings Balt's products information & tools in your pocket! BALT uses cookies on this website. By continuing to use this website, you consent to the use of cookies. For any questions regarding the use of cookies, please refer to BALT's cookie policy.I agreeI disagree