Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Which Medical Device
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The micro wires from Boston scientific are designed for crossing and navigating atheromatous lesions above and below the knee. They are also useful for support in the visceral vasculature for placing 0.018 mounted stents. The wires have a hydrophilic coating, shapeable tips and come in...
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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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The speX Shapeable Support Catheter allows the physician to shape their preferred angle and maintains that angle throughout the procedure.
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The INCRAFT’s delivery system features a low-profile that is made possible by using an integrated sheath of braided construction. The outer diameter of the integrated delivery system, which includes the device and sheath is 14F, whereas currently available endovascular aneurysm repair...
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Hemosep The Hemosep system salvages blood loss during surgery and recycles it so that it can be transfused back to the patient. Hemosep is unique. By returning all cell species, including platelets and red blood cells back to the patient, it reduces post-operative bleeding and...
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