Abstract: Methods and devices are configured for neurointerventional procedures. The methods and devices enable safe and rapid access to the cerebral or intracranial arteries for the introduction of interventional devices such as to treat stroke and/or other disease conditions. The methods and devices include a vascular access and retrograde flow system that can be used safely and rapidly in the neurointerventional procedures.

Abstract: Methods and devices are configured for neurointerventional procedures. The methods and devices enable safe and rapid access to the cerebral or intracranial arteries for the introduction of interventional devices such as to treat stroke and/or other disease conditions. The methods and devices include a vascular access and retrograde flow system that can be used safely and rapidly in the neurointerventional procedures.

Abstract: Various embodiments and related methods of a telescoping vascular sheath are disclosed. The telescoping vascular sheath can include a plurality of sheath segments each having a tapered distal section and a proximal section. Each tapered distal section can include a distal opening surface and each proximal section can include an outer proximal surface. Each sheath segment of the plurality of sheath segments can be slidably engaged with at least one adjacent sheath segment along one or more of the distal opening surfaces and the outer proximal surface. The telescoping vascular sheath can also include a working passageway extending through the plurality of sheath segments and along a longitudinal axis of the telescoping vascular sheath. The working passageway can provide access to an inner lumen of the vessel. In some embodiments, a blood flow system is disclosed.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments and related methods of an aspiration catheter configured for removal of an occlusion from a vessel of a patient. The aspiration catheter (2200) can include an elongated body (2110) with a reinforcement element (2241) extending along a first length of the elongated body. In some embodiments, the aspiration catheter can include one or more of a deformer (2230), such as a movable deformer, a shaped distal end, and an occlusion grasper for efficiently and effectively securing and removing the occlusion to allow blood flow to be restored.

Abstract: Methods and devices are configured for neurointerventional procedures. The methods and devices enable safe and rapid access to the cerebral or intracranial arteries for the introduction of interventional devices such as to treat stroke and/or other disease conditions. The methods and devices include a vascular access and retrograde flow system that can be used safely and rapidly in the neurointerventional procedures.