Creating elastase aneurysms in rabbits: a video primer.

The New Zealand rabbit elastase-induced arterial aneurysm of the right common carotid artery remains a widely used model for assessing the effectiveness and safety of new neuroendovascular devices.1 This model offers a simple and reliable platform for pre-clinical

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Competing interests: JC received an educational grant from Balt, Medtronic, Phenox, Microvention, all unrelated to this work. WB received research support from Cerenovus, Sensome and Brainomix and is a stockholder in Piraeus, Serenity, MomEase and Nested Knowledge, all unrelated to this work. RK received research support from Cerenovus, Sensome, Neurogami Medical, Insera Therapeutics, Medtronic, Monarch Biosciences, MiVi, Stryker, Piraeus Medical, Bionaut Labs, NSF and NIH, all unrelated to this work. DFK received research support from Cerenovus, Sensome, Neurogami Medical, Insera Therapeutics, Medtronic, Microvention, Balt, Monarch Biosciences, Brainomix, MiVi, Stryker and NIH; royalties from Medtronic; is on the DSMB of NoNO Inc and Vesalio; and is a stockholder in Nested Knowledge, Superior Medical Experts, Marblehead Medical, and Conway Medical, all unrelated to this work.