Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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Medcomp's catheter design reduces post insertion bleeding and provides improved catheter strength. The t hermosensitive, polyurethane material is alcohol and iodine compatible. The device is available in a f ull range of catheter sizes from 1.9F to 6F and in single, dual and...
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According to the manufacturer, this power-injectable PICC meets CT imaging needs with industry high-flow rates. The set components provides all items that are required for the PICC insertion procedure.
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This device is a peripherally inserted central venous catheter which is suitable for patients that do not require power injection. The set components provides all items needed for the PICC insertion procedure.
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According to the manufacturer, the BioFlo PICC has Endexo Technology (a permanent and no-eluting integral polymer) to provide a catheter which is more resistant to the accumulation of blood components. The device is FDA approved.
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The d rug-eluting bead, irinotecan ( DEBIRI) is designed for t rans-arterial chemoembolisation (T ACE) of colorectal metastases.
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