Trapping blood clots to treat stroke

The video discusses strokes, a leading cause of death, and their treatment options. Traditional treatments like drug infusion and corkscrew devices have limitations, such as time sensitivity and risks. A new device, the Incera shelter, offers a safer and more effective solution by removing clots with a collapsible metal net. This device can be used hours after symptoms begin, potentially increasing treatment access. Clinical trials are planned to further validate its efficacy.

How does the design of the Incera shelter device minimize the risk of puncturing blood vessels?

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