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PUBLICATIONS

A new understanding of venous biomechanics

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AUXETIC STENT PREVENTS STENT-ADJACENT STENOSIS (SAS) IN ANIMAL STUDY

March 2023

Animal study with 3 month survival presented at the 2023 SIR Annual Scientific Meeting demonstrates preserved inflow after placement of auxetic venous stent. This study provides in vivo proof of concept of the ability of an auxetic venous stent to prevent  by counteracting the Poisson effect.

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STENT-ADJACENT STENOSIS (SAS) IMPACTS FLOW PARAMETER DIRECTLY LINKED WITH PATIENT OUTCOMES

March 2022

Computational modeling study demonstrating the impact of SAS during venous intervention on shear rate, a flow parameter that has been strongly correlated to venous stent outcomes.

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CAUSE OF STENT-ADJACENT STENOSIS (SAS) ELUCIDATED BY AUXETICS FOUNDERS

August 2020

Foundational study utilizing in vivo and computational modeling to describe the Poisson effect as the cause of clinically observed SAS after venous stent placement.

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FIRST CLINICAL STUDY OF STENT-ADJACENT STENOSIS (SAS)

July 2018

First article describing and quantifying SAS after placement of a venous stent.

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