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The Angioslide Proteus balloon catheter combines the features of an angioplasty device and an embolic capture device. The Angioslide's balloon is folded inwards after inflation, creating a natural negative pressure, which drives debris particles into the balloon lumen. The idea is that you...
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This large calibre device from Angiodynamics is designed to be inserted into the femoral vein and used to vacuum extract large volume thrombus from the venous circulation. It has a funnel shaped tip that balloon expands to occlude the vein its placed in. According to the manufacturer, it can...
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The bifurcated stent-graft system, Aorfix, is used to treat aortic, aortoiliac and iliac aneurysms. It is intended for use only by suitably trained physicians who are experienced in diagnosis and endovascular treatment of aneurysm disease. Standard techniques for the use of vascular...
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Paclitaxel Releasing High Pressure Shunt Balloon Dilatation Catheter Less Shunt Restenosis improves Hemodialysis Patients? Quality of Life! APERTO SHUNT DCB protects AV fistulas and shunt grafts from early restenosis. For the prevention and successful dilatation of intimal hyperplasia....
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This is one of several CTO wires quite new to the market. The wire is 0.014 inch diameter and has a range of tip loads from 6 to 25g. These wires are designed to cross lesions within the lumen requiring a different technique to the subintimal approach used with a hydrophilic wire. Do you...
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