SMART

ANGIOPLASTY

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Automated, Accurate Angioplasty with AI

Although Millions of Balloon Angioplasties are Completed Each Year, up to 30% Fail to Prevent Further Interventions.

THE CURRENT PROBLEM WITH THIS COMMON PROCEDURE

A successful angioplasty depends on Human Variability

What if we could:

Eliminate the variability?

Introducting Intara: Developed by Surgeons

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    Programmable

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    Automatically Regulated

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    Reproducable and Reviewable Results

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    Increased Accuracy

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    Better Intelligence

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    Decreased Complications

Intara Improves Outcomes

This smart AI powered device connects to a balloon catheter, controlling inflation speed and duration; quickly responding to disruptions caused by dilation. These improvements have the potential to lead to less complications in the long and short term for millions of patients.

Our
Team

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    DR. DAVID MARTÍNEZ MARÍN

    FOUNDER & CEO

    Angiology and Vascular Surgery at General Hospital Dr. Balmis (Spain)

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    DR. FRANCISCO MORANT GIMENO

    ADVISOR

    Head of Angiology and Vascular Surgery at General Hospital Dr. Balmis (Spain)

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    UMH PARQUE CIENTIFICO

    ADVISOR

    Strategy and Technology, University Miguel Hernandez de Elche (Spain)