Cardio-thoracic | Coronary intervention | Which Medical Device
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XIENCE V—a DES with superior outcomes that can take your performance to new heights. Abbott’s XIENCE V is truly a next-generation DES, combining the proven deliverability of the MULTI-LINK VISION stent platform with a fluorinated copolymer and everolimus to deliver superior* outcomes...
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X-Seal is an investigational device in the US and not available for sale. Essential Medical, Inc. has developed this femoral artery closure device intended to seal femoral punctures following vascular access medical procedures requiring a cardiac catheterisation. X-Seal is designed...
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Ultimaster TM CoCr Coronary Stent System Is indicated for improving myocardial blood flow in patients with stenotic lesions in coronary arteries. Ultimaster brings together the best in DES technology to facilitate the most complex clinical cases: ...
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The TREK family is a completely re-engineered line of balloon catheters, incorporating many advanced design and technology changes. The TREK system is available in two catheter designs, including the specialty catheter MINI-TREK™ for accessing smaller vessels.
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With innovative crossing technologies and 57 sizes, the Sprinter ® Legend RX Semicompliant Balloon Dilatation Catheter provides you with the power to cross. Designed to meet a spectrum of clinical challenges, Sprinter Legend RX features Medtronic's renowned balloon technologies.
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