Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Balloons | Which Medical Device
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The Bantam PTA Catheter combines pushability, flexibility and trackability in a low profile 0.018 system for the treatment of lesions in the femoral and infrapopliteal arteries. According to the manufacturer, the Bantam is available with balloons up to 220mm in length allowing for potentially...
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The Bantam Florian 0.018" catheter is specially designed to make Dialysis PTA procedures easier and faster by offering a smooth handling and full control with options for contrast injection through the sheath and the distal catheter tip. It features a 45cm long shaft which precludes...
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ClearWay OTW Local Therapeutic Infusion Catheter is a micro-porous PTFE balloon catheter designed for the local delivery of various therapeutic agents into the peripheral vasculature. The device is a low pressure atraumatic infusion balloon that allows for enhanced drug bioavailability and...
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ClearWay RX is the name for a brand new atraumatic delivery methodology to enhance localised drug bioavailability and uptake while minimising systemic effect. This is accomplished by an thin, microporous PTFE balloon which controllably engages the vessel wall to occlude blood flow during...
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This high pressure balloon from Bard is rated at between 30 and 40 atm, 30 for the largest balloons. It is available from 4-12mm and up to 12cm in length
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