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The Flextome Cutting Balloon Device consists of a balloon with three to four microsurgical blades (atherotomes) mounted lengthwise on its outer surface. When the device is inflated, the atherotomes score the plaque by severing the elastic and fibrotic continuity of the vessel with tiny...
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The Fox sv PTA Catheter from Abbott Vascular is designed for use in challenging peripheral vessel procedures. The Fox sv Catheter incorporates OTW (Over the Wire) design a low tip profile and rapid inflation/deflation times. Sizes 2-6mm, up to 120mm length. Inserted over 0.014 or...
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Onyx liquid embolic system for the treatment of intracranial aneurysms provides complete filling of the aneurysm sac, complete obliteration of the inflow zone, and enhanced durability in the treatment of giant and wide-necked aneurysms. A DMSO compatible delivery micro catheter that is...
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The Sequre ® microcatheters are intended for the infusion of contrast media into all peripheral vessels. The Sequre ® microcatheters are also intended for drug infusion in intra-arterial therapy and infusion of embolic materials. The Sequre ®...
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The EBZO is a neurovascular microcatheter. Apparently, a deflectable tip allows in vivo control of the tip shape via the device's hub. The tip can be deflected up to 90 degrees (from straight) in opposing directions. According to the manufacturer, this permits a greater level of...
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