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Corporate Overview
iCHOR was founded by Interventional Radiologist Dr. Troy Long and industry veteran Tim Blair who saw an opportunity to develop new technologies to address the large unmet needs in treating peripheral vascular occlusions. They have devised a technology that has converted the tried and proven Fogarty balloon sweep method from an open surgery to a minimally-invasive endovascular procedure. The overall corporate objective is to focus on creating a one-size-fits-all system that replicates successful parameters of surgical clot removal while addressing the shortcomings of current therapeutic options. The Team’s long-term vision is for the iSWEEP system to become the standard of care and first-line therapy for treating peripheral vascular occlusions, increasing clinical flexibility while delivering improved outcomes at a lower cost. The iCHOR team consists of a group of experienced multi-disciplinary members, including entrepreneurs, executives, physicians, regulatory experts, and engineers. Together, we bring a broad range of experience in the development, regulatory approval, and commercialization of medical devices in the peripheral vascular space.
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iSWEEP in Action: New Clinical Case Studies from iCHOR
iCHOR has published a new set of clinical case studies spotlighting how physicians are putting iSWEEP to work across both hospital and out-patient settings. The collection currently features real-world experience from four sites: St Anthony’s Hospital in Oklahoma City, OK; Vascular Institute of Chattanooga in Chattanooga, TN; Vascular Care Group in Worcester, MA; and Palm Vascular in Coral Gables, FL.…
The Six Pillars of No-Compromise Peripheral Thrombectomy
When it comes to peripheral thrombectomies, all too often, physicians are forced to choose between compromises such as: Effective clot removal or blood loss and/or vessel andvalve integrity Rapid intervention or the time spent in the ICU and risks associated withthrombolytics Minimally invasive approaches and complete surgical thrombus extraction. Many technologies originally developed for other procedures have attempted to improve…