More on T-CAR procedure at Carilion for stroke prevention Gene Marrano July 4, 2018 1 minute read A private-public partnership that developed equipment to make blood flow away from the brain – to a filter – is a less invasive method to combat stroke. WFIR’s Gene Marrano follows up on a surgical breakthrough we touched on earlier: Share: Post navigation Previous: The fireworks may last about 30 minutes, but planning takes monthsNext: Apple, Android less distracting than generic infotainment Related Stories UW shows off new home at an upcoming open house Denise Membreno April 7, 2026 Lebanese Festival preparing to celebrate 25th anniversary Clark Palmer April 7, 2026 Kaine touts next round of funding for McAfee Knob parking lot improvements Gene Marrano April 6, 2026
A private-public partnership that developed equipment to make blood flow away from the brain – to a filter – is a less invasive method to combat stroke. WFIR’s Gene Marrano follows up on a surgical breakthrough we touched on earlier:
