The Stena Stent, Multilayer Flow-guided device is indicated for the endovascular treatment of patients with an intact intracranial aneurysm or pseudoaneurysm (saccular, fusiform, dissection) and morphology suitable for endovascular repair. It can be used as a single device to reconstruct the common artery.

The conduction system consists of a hydrophilic reinforced conduction wire with a radiopaque atraumatic distal end. It is positioned between 2 markers, distal and proximal.

It can treat unruptured intracranial aneurysms or pseudoaneurysms such as saccular, fusiform and dissection.

Thanks to its multi-layered braided structure, it transforms turbulence into lamination.

The meshwork of the stent influences the hemodynamics of flow in the aneurysm.

As the density of the stent in the mesh increases, the eddy current in the aneurysm decreases.

It accelerates endothelialization with its high density and low pore diameter.