Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Guide wires | Which Medical Device
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The micro wires from Boston scientific are designed for crossing and navigating atheromatous lesions above and below the knee. They are also useful for support in the visceral vasculature for placing 0.018 mounted stents. The wires have a hydrophilic coating, shapeable tips and come in...
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. GaltNeedleTech?s Specialty Guidewires Distributed by BVM Medical combine the added precision and design needed for today?s advanced and complex interventional...
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical. For world wide distributors please consult the manufacturer. Galt?s Speciality Guidewires are designed for interventional procedures and intended for use with diagnostic and therapeutic catheters and interventional devices within the...
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The Astato 30 guidewire is a high-penetration guide wire specially designed with tapered tip and 30g tip load to break through fibrous caps and calcium deposits. The Treasure 12 is ideally suited as a first choice wire treatment of PAD especially chronic occlusions.
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The Merit Laureate Hydrophilic Guide Wire facilitates the placement of devices during diagnostic and interventional procedures. It is available in both standard and stiff configurations and with angled or straight tip shape.
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