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The GuideLiner catheter is a unique coaxial “mother and child” guide extension with rapid exchange convenience for deep seating, added back-up support and coaxial alignment during coronary or peripheral interventions. The GuideLiner’s highly flexible rapid exchange guide...
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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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The Merit Laureate Hydrophilic Guide Wire facilitates the placement of devices during diagnostic and interventional procedures. It is available in both standard and stiff configurations and with angled or straight tip shape.
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This is a conical filter with 6 legs, each attached to a flat side rail that lies against the cava wall. These act as vertical stabilizing struts. It is made of Phynox® wire (same alloy as Conichrome®). 'A brief history of inferior vena cava filters and analysis...
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The AngioSculpt Scoring Balloon Catheter is comprised of a semi-compliant angioplasty balloon surrounded by a nitinol scoring element. The idea is to provide controlled predictable scoring of the artery wall to allow better dilatation with the semi compliant balloon. The semi compliant nature...
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