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EGIS Stent

The EGIS range of biliary and colorectal stents from S and G Biotech launched to the UK market by BVM Medical . This range of metal stents provides a comprehensive and quality offering to the Interventional Radiologist, Endoscopist and Colorectal Surgeon and they are available in over the...

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VIABIL Biliary Endoprosthesis

  • Added Jan 3, 2012
  • Manufactured by Gore

The GORE VIABIL Biliary Endoprothethis offers an alternative for treating biliary malignancy. It can be placed percutaneously or endoscopically in the biliary tract, and features a nonporous ePTFE/FEP liner. The endoprothethis's flexible nitinol stent is claimed to have a higher radial or 'hoop'...

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