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ClotTriever® Thrombectomy System

The ClotTriever system is a mechanical thrombectomy device specifically designed for the treatment of deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

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Overview

DVT patients deserve short-term results that provide great long-term outcomes.

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a debilitating disease with acute symptom onset that can lead to long-term complications in 20% to 50% of patients.1

Your DVT intervention choice matters. With a well-established safety profile and effectiveness, the ClotTriever system has been studied to deliver the short and long-term outcomes interventionalists can trust.2, 3 

ClotTriever in anatomy

Safety

Proven reliability with low serious adverse events (SAE) rates2

Effectiveness

Consistent performance to deliver the outcomes that matter2

Evidence

Longest patient follow-up in mechanical thrombectomy2

Safety

Independently adjudicated safety results

Procedural outcomes from the 500 patients enrolled in CLOUT registry demonstrate the proven safety profile of the ClotTriever System.2

0.2% Device-related SAEs
40mL Estimated blood loss
0.4% Adjunctive lytic usage

Effectiveness

Wall-to-wall clot removal with ClotTriever removes the full range of clot chronicity

ClotTriever is the first catheter to deliver wall-to-wall clot removal to clear thrombus obstruction, allowing for valvular restoration.2

ClotTriever in vessel zoomed

>90% Complete or near-complete thrombus removal


The ClotTriever Catheter has been studied to show complete or near-complete thrombus removal in a single session.2

Low rethrombosis/residual thrombus rate at 30 days3

5% rethrombosis/residual thrombus
ClotTrieverBold Gen2 Product shot

Evidence

2 year CLOUT outcomes


The largest prospective mechanical thrombectomy study in the field of deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

Outcomes from CLOUT registry show long-term benefits of wall-to-wall clot removal with ClotTriever3

The image is a stacked bar chart titled “PTS Severity Stacked Graph.” The chart compares PTS severity distributions across multiple categories shown along the horizontal axis. Each vertical bar represents one category, and each bar is divided into colored segments that correspond to different PTS severity levels shown in the legend. The height of each colored segment indicates the amount or proportion of that severity level within the category, while the full height of the bar represents the total for that category. The chart is intended to help readers compare how PTS severity levels vary across categories and identify which categories have higher or lower concentrations of each severity level. Overall, the visualization emphasizes differences in severity composition rather than showing a single value for each category.
Flow by duplex ultrasound
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Compressibility by duplex ultrasound
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