Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Which Medical Device
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This Ruby coil embolization system is available in lengths of up to 60cm. The coil is detachable and comes in ‘framing’ and ‘fill’ formats and can be delivered through a micro catheter.
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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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The long flexible platinum Spirale coil is ideal for arterial and venous embolisation.
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Solitaire AB Neurovascular Remodeling Device is designed for the treatment of intracranial neurovascular disease. The device is a self-expanding stent designed for bridging the neck of aneurysms that can be fully retrieved when fully deployed. It is delivered through a...
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At CIRSE 2014, Terumo annunced ?the launch of AZUR CX. ?They said that the soft .018? detachable coil has been optimised to deliver Best-in-Class, cross-sectional coverage. ?It is a complex-shaped, bare platinum coil with an inner core of hydrogel that expands from the inside out. ?The unique...
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