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Advanta V12 LD

Atrium’s Large Diameter V12 is now available for restoring the patency of iliac arteries. The large diameter, balloon expandable, PTFE covered stent provides the physician an opportunity to treat vessels larger than 12mm. The new Large Diameter V12 has many features designed to improve...

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Product Description

(From Atrium)

Atrium’s Large Diameter V12 is now available for restoring the patency of iliac arteries. The large diameter, balloon expandable, PTFE covered stent provides the physician an opportunity to treat vessels larger than 12mm. The new Large Diameter V12 has many features designed to improve patient outcomes.

  • Available in diameters of 12, 14, & 16mm with lengths of 29, 41, & 61mm
  • Low profile introducer sheath compatible (9 & 11Fr)
  • Pre-mounted
  • One step deployment
  • Balloon expandable for precise placement
  • Ability to post-dilate up to 22mm
     

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