Hospital Ruber International provides specialized Cerebral Angioplasty with an emphasis on precise vessel treatment, restoration of cerebral circulation, and comprehensive neurointerventional care. Established in 1982, the ISO accredited hospital is based in Madrid, Spain and has 345 beds supported by advanced neurological and catheter-based treatment facilities.

Cerebral Angioplasty involves mechanically widening a narrowed blood vessel to improve blood flow to the brain. After vascular access is obtained, the catheter is directed to the affected artery using real-time imaging. A small balloon is positioned within the stenotic segment and inflated in a controlled manner before being withdrawn. In selected cases, angioplasty may be accompanied by stent placement. The medical team monitors neurological status and the access site following the procedure to identify any complications early.