Performing vascular interventions involves threading a guidewire through the body's winding blood vessels via the thigh artery, then pushing and turning it until it reaches the precise location to remove a clot or insert a stent. This entire process requires real-time image interpretation, torque control, navigation through complex anatomical structures, and decision-making within seconds. Since even a small mistake can be life-threatening, even for neurosurgeons, " mastery" is a skill achieved only after years of repetitive training .