Hemorrhagic Stroke Interventions

Hemorrhagic stroke is a ruptured blood vessel in the brain that bleeds into the surrounding tissue. The symptoms of hemorrhagic stroke happen suddenly and should be treated as soon as possible. Tonbridge provides hemorrhagic stroke interventional solutions by microcatheter and platinum-wire coil to seal the aneurysm and prevent intracranical hemorrhagic stroke.

Hemorrhagic Stroke Interventions Devices for Sale

Gekko™ Detachable Coil System

In the field of intracranial hemorrhagic stroke, Tonbridge has developed Gekko™ Coil system with extra softness and better passing and detaching ability, improving the cure rate of aneurysm embolization.

Kylin™ Flow Diverter

MicroRAD™ Micro Catheter

Zephyr™ Micro Catheter

Sign and Symptoms of Hemorrhagic Stroke

Recognizing Stroke Symptoms

Common stroke symptoms include numbness or weakness in the arm, face, or leg, sudden confusion, difficulty speaking or understanding speech, dizziness, loss of balance or coordination, a sudden severe headache, and difficulty seeing in one or both eyes. Early recognition and immediate medical attention are crucial for minimizing the effects of a stroke.

How to Prevent Hemorrhagic Stroke?

Maintaining healthy blood pressure is crucial in preventing a hemorrhagic stroke. If you have high blood pressure, your healthcare provider can help manage it with medications and lifestyle changes. Additionally, reducing your risk involves managing other health conditions, eating a healthy diet, staying physically active, having regular checkups, and quitting smoking. Prioritizing these habits can significantly lower your stroke risk and improve overall well-being.