INVAMED BLOG
The latest insights, innovations, and perspectives from the world of medical technology.
Explore mechanical thrombectomy, an endovascular procedure for acute ischemic stroke. Learn about its efficacy, devices, patient selection, and potential risks in this academic overview.
Explore the vital role of clinical trials in medical innovation, from validating new treatments to ensuring patient safety and accelerating healthcare advancements. Learn how these rigorous studies transform scientific discoveries into life-saving therapies.
A comprehensive academic overview of general anesthesia, covering its definition, mechanisms of action, administration, types of anesthetics, and associated risks and benefits.
Explore the distinct stages of sleep, including NREM (N1, N2, N3) and REM sleep, and their crucial roles in physical restoration, cognitive function, and emotional processing. Understand the science behind a good night's rest.
An academic overview of the long-term complications of untreated varicose veins, including skin changes, ulceration, lipodermatosclerosis, thrombophlebitis, and hemorrhage.
An overview of the paclitaxel device safety discussion in PAD, covering the mortality signal debate, subsequent analyses, and current regulatory perspective.
ECMO cannulation explained: how VA and VV configurations differ, percutaneous vs surgical access, and the design factors behind cannula selection.
An overview of mid-urethral sling procedures for stress urinary incontinence, covering TOT and TVT approaches, candidacy, and recovery basics.
What distributors and clinics should evaluate when choosing a embolization device supplier — regulatory status, sizing, support, and INVAMED's approach.
A company profile of INVAMED, a medical device manufacturer based in Ankara, Turkey, exporting ed devices to more than 80 countries.
What is a medial branch block? Learn how this diagnostic injection helps physicians confirm facet joint pain before considering further care.
An overview of in-stent restenosis venous cases, including common causes, surveillance methods, and how reintervention is typically approached.