Stenteve

Stenteve, also known as Stent-Eve, is a term that refers to a specific type of medical device used in interventional radiology and cardiology. It is a combination of a stent and an implantable loop recorder, designed to monitor blood pressure and other physiological parameters in the cardiovascular system. The stent component of Stenteve is a small, mesh-like tube that is inserted into a blood vessel to keep it open and prevent the formation of blood clots. The implantable loop recorder is a small device that is placed near the stent to continuously record blood pressure and other data over a period of time. This combination allows for the long-term monitoring of blood pressure in patients with conditions such as hypertension or those who have undergone vascular procedures. Stenteve is typically inserted via a catheter and is designed to be biocompatible, minimizing the risk of adverse reactions. The recorded data can be retrieved and analyzed to help healthcare providers make informed decisions about patient care. The use of Stenteve is still an area of ongoing research and development, with studies exploring its potential benefits and limitations in various clinical settings.