Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Stents (non covered ) | Which Medical Device
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The Xpert Self-Expanding Stent System from Abbott Vascular is designed for use in peripheral vessel procedures. The Xpert system comprises a 4F compatible nitinol stent, for recommended use with a 0.018” guidewire system. Xpert stent literature on PubMed ...
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According to the manufacturer, i ncreased stent scaffolding at the proximal end is designed to provide optimal lumen support and 6F guide catheter compatibility. Improved tracking is intended to offer excellent deliverability. Customised balloon lengths available for each stent length are...
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This open cell balloon mounted stent from Boston is claimed to have excellent radial force. Their website compares it with 5 other selected stents. It is available in 6-10mm diameters and lengths from 17-57mm. It can be inserted through 6 and 7F sheaths (depending on stent size). ...
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The VICI VENOUS STENT System is a self-expanding nitinol stent specifically designed to meet the challenges of venous anatomy. According to Boston Scientific, its closed-cell geometry and high radial strength provide excellent lumen quality without compromising flexibility or...
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AndraStent® High radial force Cobalt Chromium bare metal stent Developed for large vessels Large product range diameters from 6 up to 32mm lengths from 13 up to 57mm
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