What is Atlas Venous Stent used for?

Atlas Venous Stent is part of the Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) portfolio by INVAMED, designed for minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. It is used by specialists in Venous.

Atlas Venous Stent

Updated: July 2026

What is Atlas Venous Stent?

Dedicated self-expanding venous stent for iliofemoral obstruction, May-Thurner syndrome, and post-thrombotic syndrome — venous-specific radial force and flexibility.

How does Atlas Venous Stent work?

A specialized implant system made of biocompatible metal alloys, designed to treat venous obstructions by maintaining vessel patency, improving blood flow, and alleviating symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency.

What conditions is Atlas Venous Stent used to treat?

Atlas Venous Stent is used in the treatment of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), iliofemoral venous thrombosis, post-thrombotic syndrome, iliac vein compression (May-Thurner syndrome), and chronic venous outflow obstruction. Treatment decisions are made by qualified healthcare professionals based on individual patient assessment.

What is Atlas Venous Stent also known as?

Atlas Venous Stent may also be described as venous stent, iliofemoral stent, and May-Thurner syndrome treatment.

What are the technical specifications?

Atlas Venous Stent - 1: Product Name: Atlas™ Venous Stent. Stent Material: Nitinol (nickel-titanium) self-expanding alloy. Deployment Mechanism: Over-the-wire via introducer sheath (typically 6F–9F, model-specific). Radial Force: Moderate to high, designed to resist extrinsic compression. Stent Diameter Range: ~10–20 mm nominal (expanded), ensuring coverage of varied venous lumen sizes.

Who manufactures Atlas Venous Stent?

Atlas Venous Stent is developed and manufactured by INVAMED, a globally recognized medical device company headquartered in Ankara, Turkey, with a U.S. office at One World Trade Center, New York. INVAMED technologies are trusted by physicians worldwide across endovascular, coronary, neurovascular, orthopedic, and surgical specialties.

What category does Atlas Venous Stent belong to?

Atlas Venous Stent is part of the Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) product portfolio by INVAMED. This category includes advanced medical devices designed for interventional procedures performed by healthcare professionals worldwide.

Which medical specialties use Atlas Venous Stent?

Atlas Venous Stent is used by specialists in Venous. These physicians rely on INVAMED devices for minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

Dedicated self-expanding venous stent for iliofemoral obstruction, May-Thurner syndrome, and post-thrombotic syndrome — venous-specific radial force and flexibility.

Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)Venous Stents

Atlas Venous Stent

Name: Atlas Venous Stent
Brand: INVAMED

Specialties

Venous

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The Atlas™ Venous Stent, introduced by Invamed—a global medical device manufacturer—is meticulously crafted for venous outflow restoration and chronic venous insufficiency management. Leveraging a self-expanding nitinol design, Atlas™ offers strong radial force, adaptive conformability, and minimal recoil, supporting durable patency in challenging venous anatomies.

Self-Expanding Nitinol Framework

Delivers consistent radial force to maintain lumen patency, especially in large, compressible venous segments.

High Conformability

Adapts to tortuous or dynamic venous structures (e.g., iliac vein, femoral vein), minimizing stress at stent edges and promoting stable apposition.

Minimal Recoil & Migration

Engineered for durable scaffolding, preserving vessel diameter and reducing the risk of stent migration under variable venous pressures.

Optimized for Venous Hemodynamics

Large cell design fosters robust flow, reducing intraluminal pressure gradients and supporting potential reduction in venous hypertension symptoms.

Wide Clinical Utility

Indicated for iliofemoral venous outflow obstructions, post-thrombotic syndrome, or venous stenoses from extrinsic compression or scar tissue.

Contraindications

Severe vessel tortuosity or diameter mismatch preventing stent passage, active local infection in the venous target, or contraindications to endovascular procedures.

Delivers consistent radial force to maintain lumen patency, especially in large, compressible venous segments. Adapts to tortuous or dynamic venous structures (e.g., iliac vein, femoral vein), minimizing stress at stent edges and promoting stable apposition. Engineered for durable scaffolding, preserving vessel diameter and reducing the risk of stent migration under variable venous pressures. Large cell design fosters robust flow, reducing intraluminal pressure gradients and supporting potential reduction in venous hypertension symptoms. Indicated for iliofemoral venous outflow obstructions, post-thrombotic syndrome, or venous stenoses from extrinsic compression or scar tissue. Severe vessel tortuosity or diameter mismatch preventing stent passage, active local infection in the venous target, or contraindications to endovascular procedures.

Clinical Focus

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