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Tsunami Peripheral Balloon-expandable Stent

The Tsunami Peripheral device consists of a balloon-expandable stent pre-mounted on a balloon at the distal tip of a rapid exchange type delivery catheter. This product is designed for use in the treatment of stenotic lesions to improve the blood flow.

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The Tsunami Peripheral device consists of a balloon-expandable stent pre-mounted on a balloon at the distal tip of a rapid exchange type delivery catheter. This product is designed for use in the treatment of stenotic lesions to improve the blood flow.

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Review By phil Impact factor: 354
Feb 6, 2012
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4.50 Stars

Just used this for stenting a recurrent internal iliac stenosis that required accurate placement. Easy to use, nice rapid exchange system.

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