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@InariMedical
Improving lives in extraordinary ways by creating solutions for patients suffering from venous and other related diseases.
Irvine, CA
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    @InariMedical
    Apr 9
    Built on a strong foundation of innovation, high-quality products and rigorous clinical evidence, Inari became one of the defining forces in venous care. Now, as Stryker’s Peripheral Vascular business, that foundation has everything it needs to go further. We lead fearlessly,
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    Inari, now part of Stryker
    @InariMedical
    Apr 6
    Our shared global commitment to our mission has enabled us to return to full operations across our manufacturing network. Patient care remains our highest priority, with a continued focus on supporting healthcare providers and the patients they serve. Read more:
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    Inari, now part of Stryker
    @InariMedical
    Mar 9
    March is Blood Clot Awareness Month! Venous thromboembolism (#VTE)—including deep vein thrombosis (#DVT) and pulmonary embolism (#PE)—remains a significant clinical challenge across care settings. Early recognition, timely diagnosis, and informed treatment decisions play an
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    Inari, now part of Stryker
    @InariMedical
    Mar 7
    We're excited to be attending the 29th European Vascular Course (EVC) in Maastricht this March! Join us for our hands-on workshop: "Don't let the clot settle: early intervention in acute DVT using AI and different clot removal techniques." Monday 9 March 2026 14:00-15:30 Room
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    @InariMedical
    Mar 6
    Stent surveillance does more than detect failure — it guides why failure occurs. Patients with combined inflow disease had nearly 3× higher reintervention rates than those without inflow disease. Surveillance enables timely inflow assessment and targeted reintervention. More on
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