Cardio-thoracic | Coronary intervention | Which Medical Device
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The GuideLiner catheter is a unique coaxial “mother and child” guide extension with rapid exchange convenience for deep seating, added back-up support and coaxial alignment during coronary or peripheral interventions. The GuideLiner’s highly flexible rapid exchange guide...
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A steerable 10 pole catheter for multipurpose cardiac mapping during EP study and ablation. It has a 6F diameter which is smaller than most competitors. The curve is long enough to reach most (but not all) CS orifices. The twist mechanism in the handle is easier to use than stiffer push pull...
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The NC Sprinter ® RX Noncompliant Rapid Exchange Balloon Dilatation Catheter combines tried and true Sprinter technology with the high-pressure capability and controlled expansion of a noncompliant balloon.
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The BioMatrix Flex™ stent system offers the unique combination of Biolimus A9™ (BA9™), an anti-restenotic drug developed and patented by Biosensors specifically for use with drug-eluting stents, combined with a biodegradable poly-lactic acid (PLA) polymer abluminally coated...
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GRIP TM is a unique innovative high pressure NC balloon that has rows of focal knobs positioned across the the body of the balloon. The Focal knobs act as pressure points to treat difficult to crack plaque at the same time helping the balloon to grip, reducing the risk of slippage. ...
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