See the SHELTER device in action.

The video discusses strokes, a leading cause of death, and the limitations of current treatments, which are highly time-sensitive. It introduces the Incera shelter device, a new treatment developed by neurologist Villab Ginardin and engineer Vikram Ginardin. This device uses a catheter with a collapsible metal net to safely remove blood clots, offering a safer and more flexible alternative to existing methods. The device can be used hours after symptoms begin, potentially increasing treatment access. Promising test results suggest it could transform stroke treatment pending clinical trials and regulatory approval.

How does the miniaturized umbrella component of the shelter device work?

What are the potential benefits of the shelter device compared to traditional drug infusion therapy?