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The CPT hip stem from Zimmer is a collarless, polished, double taper hip stem. Date released : First clinical use in 1990. Material : Cobalt-chromium alloy. Surface : Polished cobalt-chrome. Geometry : Double taper design. Extended and extra-extended...
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The Amphirion Deep Balloon Dilation Catheter from Medtronic is designed for use in what Medtronic call 'Extremities Extreme Angioplasty' (E.E.A) procedures ie below the knee. The Amphirion is available in both OTW (Over the Wire) and Rapid Exchange (RX) design accross a range of shaft lengths...
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The Yukon Choice Drug Eluting Stent from Translumina is designed for use in coronary stenting procedures. The Yukon Choice DES feautures a micro-porous "PEARL" medical stainless steel stent surface designed to facilitate better endothelialisation, low entry profile and flexible tip....
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The AccuStick II Introducer System from Boston Scientific is designed for the introduction of 038" guidewires in non-vascular procedures. The device comprises a 21 gauge diagnostic needle, coaxial dilator/sheath assembly design and .038" heavy-duty guidewire with a choice of 'J'...
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Cook Medical's Neff Percutaneous Access Set is designed for use in single puncture percutaneous access procedures. The manufacturer says that the device will assist the placement of 0.38" working wire guide for interventional radiology practices. According to Cook, the initial...
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