Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Which Medical Device
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. REBOA Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta The world’s first approved kit for: PPH Postpartum bleeding – PPH...
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The recovery filter has dual legs (similar to Cook's celect filter) that aid straight positioning and are said to give bi-level filtering. The filter can be retrieved using Bard's special recovery cone system (see video). 'A brief history of inferior vena cava filters and...
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The device enables vascular access in a 4cm configuration. According to the manufacturer, access is gained with the less-invasive taper configuration while allowing for high flow and facilitating declot procedures. Each sheath is individually packaged. Colour coded clamps provide for...
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The ReeFlex is a unique Catheter for treating severe occlusions of the SFA and other vessels of the lower limb via the contralateral approach. The device uses a modified version of the ClearStream KrossLock technology which transmits almost 100% of push from hub to distal tip...
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The ReeKross is a PTA catheter designed with the capability of performing angioplasty on vessels with extreme occlusions in the arteries of the leg such as the SFA, iliac and tibial artery. According to the manufacturer, the device features a unique capacity for pushability to cope with...
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