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Govt Backs Indian Startup in Stroke Treatment Innovation
The Business Guardian
|June 03, 2025
India is set to revolutionize stroke care with its first homegrown mechanical thrombectomy system, backed by the government and led by Mysuru-based S3V Vascular Technologies.
A breakthrough in India's medical technology landscape has emerged with government backing for S3V Vascular Technologies, a Mysuru-headquartered company developing indigenous stroke intervention devices.
The Technology Development Board has greenlit financial assistance for what could become India's first locally-manufactured mechanical thrombectomy system.
Addressing a Critical Healthcare Gap Stroke treatment in India faces significant challenges due to expensive imported medical devices.
Current thrombectomy procedures--which involve removing blood clots from brain arteries--rely almost entirely on foreign-made equipment, creating cost barriers that prevent many patients from accessing life-saving care.
This story is from the June 03, 2025 edition of The Business Guardian.
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