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Table 3: 
List of types, manufacturers, and number of passes of devices used for mechanical thrombectomy
DeviceManufacturerSize (mm)No. of Patients TreatedTotal No. of Passes
AperioaAcandis4.5 × 3013
CaptureaMindFrameb4.0 × 2012
Catch MiniaBaltc3 × 1534
ERICaMicroVention4 × 2411
RevivedCodman4.5 × 2269
Solitaire FRdCovidien4 × 201217
Trevo ProVuedStrykere4 × 2012
  • ↵a Devices fitting through .017-inch microcatheters (eg, Headway 17; MicroVention).
  • ↵b Irvine, California.
  • ↵c Montmorency, France.
  • ↵d Devices fitting through .021-inch microcatheters (eg, Rebar 18; Covidien), and .027-inch microcatheters (Revive, Codman Neurovascular; Rebar 27, Covidien).
  • ↵e Kalamazoo, Michigan.