Neurovascular R&D Solutions for Medical Device Companies

Accelerated design cycles for better-fitting devices

The race to market is tight, and lengthy design cycles work against you. Accelerate the design cycle for your brain aneurysm device with regulatory-accepted computational modeling and simulation (CM&S) tools and services.

A semi-transparent 3D rendering of a human brain with highlighted blood vessels on a dark blue background.

Common challenges during R&D

  • Quantifying the target population to define the optimal shape and size of your braided flow diverter, intrasaccular device, or coils
  • Ensuring your device precisely fits the tiny and complex neurovascular anatomy
  • Leveraging in-silico methods to verify device deployment, wall shear stress, fatigue behavior, and more
  • Balancing the need to collect evidence with pressure to shorten development timelines and win the race to market

Why in-silico methods for neurovascular R&D?

Achieve unmatched precision with better-fitting neurovascular devices

  • Quantify the target population to inform design decisions
  • Simulate the target population's dynamics for accurate and relevant design input

Strengthen testing with a reliable CM&S approach

  • Build reliable evidence with in silico trials, trusted by regulators and leading medical device companies
  • Virtually simulate prototypes to pinpoint design issues and verify performance early on without excess benchtop testing

Advance to animal and human studies with confidence

  • Minimize animal testing with virtual trials that simulate realistic conditions
  • Virtually demonstrate device performance on real patient anatomy before entering trials

How to accelerate R&D for your device

Development needs vary across brain aneurysm devices. Find out how we support you for your device type.

Flow diverters

  • Efficiently define your stent size and shape based on analysis of the landing zone and often tortuous delivery route
  • Simulate multiple scenarios of braided device parameters to verify device efficacy and decide on an optimal device design
Illustration of a flow diverter stent deployed inside a blood vessel to redirect blood flow away from an aneurysm bulge. A catheter is shown guiding the mesh device into place within the artery.

Why work with our team?

Proven expertise

Leading tools

Experts at hand

Our proven workflow

1. Segment and analyze patient anatomy

2. Evaluate device fit and sizing

3. Virtually simulate deployment and performance

4. Generate evidence for next-stage studies

Inspiration

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The information on this page is intended for medical device companies using computer modeling and simulation for research and development (R&D) purposes in neurovascular device development only. Materialise Mimics is not cleared for clinical use in this context and is not intended for clinical planning or design of neurovascular devices.