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This is Abbott's carotid stent system. It is a nitinol stent available in straight and tapered versions. They recommend that it is used in conjunction with their Emboshield embolic protection system . It is available in 7-10mm diameters and 20-40mm lengths.
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The Xpert Self-Expanding Stent System from Abbott Vascular is designed for use in peripheral vessel procedures. The Xpert system comprises a 4F compatible nitinol stent, for recommended use with a 0.018” guidewire system. Xpert stent literature on PubMed ...
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The Yukon Choice Drug Eluting Stent from Translumina is designed for use in coronary stenting procedures. The Yukon Choice DES feautures a micro-porous "PEARL" medical stainless steel stent surface designed to facilitate better endothelialisation, low entry profile and flexible tip....
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The Zenith Alpha is the newest addition (as at June 2014) to Cook Medical's portfolio of high-performing systems for EVAR. The device is available in low-profile sizes from 16-20 Fr. According to Cook, the low profile, when combined with the intuitive introduction...
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The Zenith Flex AAA Endovascular Graft is designed for the treatment of patients with abdominal aortic or aorto-iliac aneurysms who are deemed suitable for EVAR procedures. The Zenith Flex system combines the endovascular graft with the Z-Trak introduction system and ancillary components.
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