Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Which Medical Device
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This is the new balloon mounted stent from Abbott vascular. It has multilinked cobalt chromium stent struts and they say it is 6F compatible across all sizes, thats from 4mm to 10mm. The longest stent length is 59mm in all but the 10mm stent which is only 39mm in length. They claim the...
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Which Medical Device of the Year 2012 Commendation: Interventional Radiology We say, "This novel device provides an alternative solution to the problem of re entering the true lumen during subintimal angioplasty." Read the full list of Which Medical Device of...
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Microballoon Interventions a Technical Revolution in Transarterial Embolization Terumo Interventional Oncology Division presents Occlusafe TM an occlusive micro-balloon. Through Pressure Gradient Effect, Occlusafe TM as micro-balloon catheter, offers...
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical for world wide distributors please consult the manufacturer. Occlu-Marker The radiopaque aortography catheter is used for the accurate aortographic measurement of PDA. Three gold markers are positioned at precise...
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The Loopmaster Snare from Nuros aids foreign body retrieval by a lateral approach. This is useful when the end of the object cannot be accessed. The snare is placed around the object eg a catheter then the wire is inserted through the snare loop so that when the snare is closed the device is...
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