Medical research has shown:
TEMMA brings these insights together into a focused, minimally invasive treatment.
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TEMMA is performed by neurointerventional specialists — physicians with advanced training in image-guided procedures involving the blood vessels of the brain and head.
These doctors complete medical school, residency in radiology, neurology, or neurosurgery, and then an additional 2–3 year fellowship focused entirely on minimally invasive cerebrovascular treatments.
The TEMMA procedure itself is based on middle meningeal artery (MMA) embolization, a technique that has been performed thousands of times worldwide for other conditions — most commonly chronic subdural hematomas.
Because embolization of the MMA is already a well-established, proven procedure with an excellent safety record, neurointerventionalists are uniquely equipped to perform TEMMA safely, efficiently, and with a high degree of precision.
Their expertise ensures that patients receive the highest standard of care in a controlled, image-guided environment.
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