Cardio-thoracic | Cardiac rhythm management | Which Medical Device
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The CrossBoss CTO Catheter is part of the BridgePoint Medical System. It is designed to facilitate the intraluminal placement of conventional guidewires beyond stenotic coronary lesions (including chronic total occlusions) prior to PTCA or stent intervention. Which Medical Device...
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The laser sheath is intended for use as an adjunct to conventional lead extraction tools in patients suitable for transvenous removal of chronically implanted pacing or defibrillator leads constructed with silicone or polyurethane outer insulation. A ring of laser energy ablates binding tissue...
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Amigo is a remote catheter system allows a physician to load a catheter into the device and then maneuver and control it using remote control access.
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The Nanostim leadless pacemaker is designed to be placed directly in the heart without the visible surgical pocket, scar and insulated leads required for conventional pacemakers. Implanted via the femoral vein with a steerable catheter, the device offers a less-invasive approach for physicians...
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The nMARQ (TM) Catheter System from Biosense Webster is a multi-ablation platform which integrates with the CARTO 3 mapping system. The device permits multi-electrode mapping and has ten irrigation holes. The device therefore permits irrigation, mapping and multiablation in a single instrument.
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