Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Which Medical Device
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The Pulsar-18 stent provides physicians with longer lengths from 30mm to 200 mm, optimized radial force and improved flexibility in diameters from 4 mm to 7 mm. The delivery system features an easy to use friction-reducing handle for smooth stent deployment, is compatible with a 0.018-in....
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The Gore C3 EXCLUDER AAA Endoprosthesis is a relative new version of the Gore device. The device has infrarenal fixation and a simple deployment mechanism that allows repositioning by reconstraining the top of the graft (The delivery system is the new C3 system/handle, the device is...
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This device is now manufactured by BD after their acquisition of Straub Medical Rotarex® catheters detach, aspirate, cut-down and carry away occlusion material in acute to chronic occlusions. The catheter head consists of two overlying cylinders with side openings. The inner...
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Medtronic's Assurant Cobalt Iliac Balloon expendable stent system is designed to provide radial strength and imaging compatibility. The 6 F sheath has compatibility across complete size matrix (6-10 mm). According to the manufacturer, minimal foreshortening provides precise stent...
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Longer lengths for radial procedures 150cm and 175cm catheter lengths facilitate radial UFE and PAE procedures Master Ultra Branch Selectivity Designed to treat challenging anatomies, thanks to ultra-branch selectivity1 combined with anti-kick back1 and an anti-kinking1 high...
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