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This study is testing a non-surgical, endoscopic procedure called ESG that uses stitches to reduce stomach size, aiming to help with weight loss. It will compare this procedure combined with lifestyle changes against lifestyle changes alone in Asian adults with obesity. The main …

This study is collecting real-world safety and effectiveness data on the Orbera365 gastric balloon when it's left in place for up to a full year. It will follow 200 adults in Europe with obesity who have already chosen to get the balloon for weight loss. Researchers will track se…

This study is gathering real-world data on patients who receive two heart procedures during a single hospital visit. The first procedure uses pulsed energy to correct an irregular heartbeat (atrial fibrillation), while the second procedure implants a small device to close off a p…

This small pilot study is testing a new approach to deep brain stimulation for adults with drug-resistant motor epilepsy. It aims to see if stimulating two specific areas of the brain at the same time can reduce how often seizures happen. The study will involve 10 participants an…

This study is testing the safety and effectiveness of a medical device called the Orbera365, a temporary balloon placed in the stomach to help with weight loss. It will compare two groups of 144 obese adults: one group gets the balloon plus a lifestyle program, and the other gets…

This study aims to collect real-world data on how well the EKOS device works for patients in China with acute, dangerous blood clots in the lungs. It will observe up to 30 patients who are already scheduled to receive the EKOS treatment as part of their standard care. The main go…

This study aims to confirm the safety of a carotid stent procedure that uses a protective device to catch debris during placement. The procedure treats narrowed neck arteries to prevent strokes. The registry will follow 60 Chinese patients who have either experienced recent strok…

This study aims to collect heart ultrasound images from people undergoing a standard heart rhythm procedure called ablation. Researchers will use a special imaging system to capture pictures of the heart's interior during the procedure. The collected images will help develop and …

This study aims to collect real-world information on a specific medical device system used to treat blocked carotid arteries in the neck. It will follow 5,000 patients who receive this procedure to track their health outcomes, including strokes and heart attacks, for one year. Th…