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BCV Systems® active mechatronic guidewire illustrating physician-controlled distal tip deflection for endovascular navigation.

Mechatronics and Robotics | BCV Systems®

from BCV13 October 2026

Robotics and mechatronics are closely related. But they are not the same thing. Robotics often captures the spotlight in discussions about the future of medical technology. Yet behind many advances in controlled movement lies another ...

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Left? Right? … Just G0.

from BCV13 October 2026

Endovascular navigation is a succession of choices. Every curve. Every bifurcation. Every change in anatomy can determine the path to the target. Guidewires have always been essential to creating that path. Yet navigating complex vascular ...

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📌 Robotics in stroke care is no longer …

from BCV8 April 2026

The signals are clear: growing momentum, first remote procedures, and platforms reaching new levels of maturity. At Bcv Systems, we recently conducted hands-on testing with Robocath’s Next Generation platform, gaining direct insight into what robotic-assisted ...

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Before the technology, there is the gesture

from BCV26 January 2026

In interventional procedures, outcomes depend on the quality of the gesture.On precision, judgement, and the ability to navigate complex anatomies. Technology should help structure and assist the gesture,support decision-making, and make navigation more predictable,without adding ...

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🌐 From Basecamp Vascular to BCV Systems®

from BCV10 October 2025

Since its foundation, Basecamp Vascular has represented our corporate backbone: research, science, and governance. We are proud to introduce Bcv Systems® as our commercial identity: the brand under which our solutions will reach physicians, patients, ...

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The Future of Interventional Neuroradiology: A …

from BCV14 November 2024

Revolutionizing Interventional Neuroradiology: Basecamp Vascular's Optimized Endovascular Navigation System Interventional Neuroradiology (INR) has radically transformed the treatment of cerebrovascular diseases over the past few decades. Since its emergence in the 1960s and 1970s, INR has rapidly evolved into a distinct discipline, gradually replacing traditional neurosurgical methods with less invasive and more effective techniques. Today, Bcv is pushing the boundaries of innovation with its optimized endovascular navigation system, a groundbreaking technology that promises to enhance the precision of interventions and reduce risks for patients. With this system, practitioners benefit from smoother navigation and improved visualization, enabling safer and faster procedures. In a recent presentation to the National Academy of Surgery, Pr. Grégoire Boulouis of the CHRU of Tours outlined the advancements in INR and the potential of these new technologies. Discover how BCV is shaping the future of cerebrovascular treatments by watching the full video of this insightful presentation. [Watch Pr. Boulouis' Presentation]

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🌍 World Stroke Day: it’s all in our …

from BCV29 October 2024

Today is World Stroke Day—a day that goes beyond awareness. It’s a call to action for every individual, especially women, who make up approximately 60%* of stroke-related deaths globally.  While @bcv is committed to pioneering ...

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From Stockholm to Paris, caring for health

from BCV23 October 2024

The Hôpital Fondation Adolphe de Rothschild had the pleasure of welcoming the Région Île-de-France, accompanied by a Swedish delegation from Region Stockholm, for a discovery visit. Bcv actively took part in this meeting, showcasing joint ...

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