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The Celon method (bipolar radiofrequency induced thermotherapy) is a procedure for the endovenous treatment of insufficient saphenous veins, in particular, the great saphenous vein. During this procedure veins are gently heated to temperature of 60° to 85°C using an ultra-thin RFITT...
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10,12 and 14mm drug eluting balloons with a complete 360 degree coating of Paclitaxel protected with a hydrogel coating ensures these challenging stenosis can be treated effectively. Whether it is Graft edge stenosis, instent restenosis on arterial or venous side. Platfom 14 claim that their...
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Cera Vascular Plug system Great Biocompatibility, the Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating prevents thrombosis and accelerates endothelialization. Easy and Precise Deployment via the Micro screw connection Fast and Complete Occlusion, PTFE...
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The Chromis Deep Infrapopliteal Balloon-Expandable Stent from Invatec (now aquired by Medtronic) is designed for use in peripheral vessel procedures. The Chromis Deep is an ultra-low profile cobalt-chromium stent with OTW coaxial shaft delivery system and 0.014" guidewire compatibility....
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This system was shown at CIRSE 2016, in Barcelona. Dual power cells increase duration and run time, maintaining torque through tortuosity and i mproved drive shaft design increases efficiency of power transfer and torque. The device has FDA clearance. It is comprised...
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