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Paclitaxel Releasing High Pressure Shunt Balloon Dilatation Catheter Less Shunt Restenosis improves Hemodialysis Patients? Quality of Life! APERTO SHUNT DCB protects AV fistulas and shunt grafts from early restenosis. For the prevention and successful dilatation of intimal hyperplasia....
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Cera Vascular Plug system Great Biocompatibility, the Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating prevents thrombosis and accelerates endothelialization. Easy and Precise Deployment via the Micro screw connection Fast and Complete Occlusion, PTFE...
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. The Multi-Snare® Micro is a multiple, especially small retrieval loop for interventional (neuro-)radiology and cardiology. The highly-efficient, dual-plane...
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Dr Phil Haslam, Which Medical Device Editor-in-Chief, took a look at Merit Medical's Surfacer inside-out catheter system at the BSIR 2017 annual scientific meeting held at Birmingham's ICC (UK) in November. The system is a novel approach to venous access from the inside-out thus restoring...
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Fustar Steerable Introducer Outstanding Design Unique tip deflection technology Combination of long sheath and guiding catheter Outstanding tip deflection technology?0-160° Precise Super Select Catheterization Save surgery time by avoiding repetitive catheter sizing...
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