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Arani Bose, MD

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I am writing to correct an error in an article by Grunwald et al titled "Images in Neurology: Liposuction In Mind," published in the June 2009 issue of the Archives of Neurology, for which I was a coauthor.¹ It described the clinical experience of the use of a novel mechanical thrombectomy device in a patient with acute stroke.

While completing the financial disclosure form provided to me by Archives, I made a mistake, and inadvertently checked the box indicating that I have no relevant financial interest in the manuscript. However, the thrombectomy device, the Penumbra Stroke System, was developed and manufactured by Penumbra Inc, of which I am Founder, Chairman, and Chief Medical Officer. In addition, I have stock ownership in Penumbra Inc, and I am an inventor on pending patents assigned to Penumbra Inc.

I would be most appreciative if this information . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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