According to the manufacturer, the Corsair is a hybrid catheter designed for crossing tortuous microchannels and easing the approach to complex lesions. We have found it useful due to its tapered tip which helps to cross CTOs.
read full descriptionThe GPS III from Biomet is a platelet concentrating device for use in a number of musculoskeletal applications including non-union and bone defects, total joint replacement, shoulder decompression and tendonosis. The system includes a floating buoy which increases the efficiency of platelet...
read full descriptionAmplitude's Saturne Double Mobility Cup is cementless and has anatomic cut-out to resist dislocation.
read full descriptionThe Zenith Total Ankle Replacement from Corin is a third generation mobile bearing total ankle replacement. The device is made from a titanium alloy (Ti-6AL-V) and has a titanium nitride coating in order to reduce wear. The bone contact surface comprises a titanium plasma-sprayed layer on which...
read full descriptionThe Bullfrog and Cricket Micro-Infusion Catheters are catheter-guided systems designed to inject — directly and non-systemically — therapeutic agents through blood vessel walls into deep tissues. According to he maufacturer, therapies can be developed and delivered...
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