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King Al-Mo'ath Hospital Achieves Medical Breakthrough
King Hussein Medical Center in Jordan has successfully performed, for the first time, the removal of large pulmonary blood clots using an advanced computerized device and system (Penumabra Lightning® 12) via catheter. This innovation enhances the precision and efficiency of treatment while reducing blood loss. Two complex cases were treated: the first involved a 35-year-old woman suffering from a large, life-threatening pulmonary embolism; the procedure restored blood flow and improved her condition. The second case was a 53-year-old woman with pulmonary embolisms accompanying a severe brain hemorrhage; the clots were successfully removed, and a filter was inserted to reduce the risk of new clots forming. The computerized technology featured a special algorithm that allows for the identification of clots and distinguishes them from open blood vessels, further improving procedure accuracy and reducing risks. This achievement marks a significant advancement in the treatment of pulmonary embolisms and underscores the hospital’s commitment to keeping pace with the latest global therapeutic technologies.
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