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Microcatheter inside a blood vessel — illustration of the device used during TEMMA
Inside the procedure
Threaded through a tiny wrist or groin incision.
The Procedure, Up Close

A tiny coil.
A precise seal.
No surgery.

Drug-free. Safe. Long-lasting. Same-day recovery.

A neurointerventional specialist guides a hair-thin microcatheter from a small wrist or groin puncture into the middle meningeal artery and places a soft platinum coil to occlude the vessel. The whole thing takes about 40 minutes. Patients go home the same day.

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Reduction in headache days
in recent chronic-migraine studies
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MMA embolizations performed
worldwide across all conditions
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Typical procedure time
from incision to closure
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Overnight hospital stay
home the same day
How TEMMA Works

The mechanism, in plain terms.

The dura and the MMA

The dura is the pain-sensitive lining around the brain. The middle meningeal artery (MMA) supplies it. Research shows this dura–MMA system is a central driver of migraine pain — and that many migraine medications act on this exact pathway.

TEMMA acts on the same pathway mechanically. By closing the MMA with a small coil, the abnormal pain signals to the dura are reduced at their source.

The procedure is performed by fellowship-trained neurointerventional specialists and typically takes 40 minutes, with patients returning home the same day.

Diagram of the MMA and coil placement
Learn More

Explore TEMMA in depth.

Four pages cover everything from eligibility to the research base.

Find out if TEMMA is right for you.

A consultation is a simple, no-pressure visit. We'll review your history, learn about your migraines, and see whether TEMMA might be the solution you've been searching for.