Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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The device is designed to fragment stones in the urinary tract. Powered by a detachable carbon dioxide gas cartridge, it transfers kinetic energy through the probe to the tip which is in direct contact with the stone to be fragmented. A mechanical shock wave is generated when the trigger...
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The Clavicle Plating System offer low and narrow-profile plate solutions precontoured to match the natural S-shape of the clavicle. This achievement affords surgeons the opportunity to choose the most appropriate option for the patient, could help reduce surgery time spent contouring a...
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Zimmer Longevity Highly Crosslinked Polyethylene The Longevity is Zimmer’s highly crosslinked polyethylene insert designed for total hip arthroplasty, launched in 1999. It is available as standard, 10° elevation, 20° elevation and 7 mm offset. (Zimmer.com, accessed 13/4/11) The...
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This device is manufctured by Andramed Medical Devices and distributed by Macromed. It is specifically designed for removing foreign bodies from vessels that do not have an "open catching end". The device consists of a flexible nitinol wire with a special pre-configured 3D...
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LoopMaster – Sochman Snare - 3D Nitinol Snare for foreign body retrieval without open ends Excellent pushability & Torqueable 1:1 Highest product safety
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