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 Saber A ngioplasty (PTA) dilatation catheter is designed for the treatment of patients with peripheral arterial disease. It is cleared for use and available in Europe, the United States and Japan. The 0.018-inch PTA balloon catheter is intended to dilate stenoses in iliac, femoral,...
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According to the manufacturer, this device is an entirely PTA catheter that offers excellent access and crossing performance for BTK cases. It is available in a broad range of sizes enabling treatment in a wide range of lesions. They say that is was was specifically designed to simplify BTK...
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The NanoCross device is designed to reach a destination with an enhanced OTW .014 balloon designed to cross smoothly and deflate quickly.
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Terumo's recently launched 0.014" Tercross Angioplasty balloon device has a low balloon crossing profile, hydrophilic coating and it provides reliable crossability. A seamless, polymer shaft offers enhanced pushability, adequate kink resistance and fast deflation times. A wide...
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