Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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The Direxion nitinol microcatheter offers four different tip configurations which are designed to assist vessel access: straight, swan, J and bern shaped. The device is available with 1 or 2 Radiopaque Markers, 3 different types of wires and and options of 0.022″/0.53mm and...
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The ACT Biopsy Needle from CareFusion is a compact, lightweight design and the deivce can pass through the CT gantry with ease. According to the manufacturer, one-handed operation permits manipulation of an ultrasound transducer, echogenic markings on cannula help ensure accurate...
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The Niti-S Bumpy stent is indicated for the treatment of benign biliary and pancreatic strictures. We have also used it in malignant strictures with success. The flared ends help prevent stent migration The device is CE mark approved.
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This is a real time dose monitoring system that allows users to see their dose in real time and change their behaviour to minimise radiation exposure. The system comes with 4 badges that are linked to the base station by bluetooth. The base station gives a real time readout of dose rate and also...
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SimpliCT is an interventional laser navigation device for use with CT, PET-CT and advanced 3D angio labs (Cone Beam CT), for non vascular interventions such as biopsies, ablations, drainages, infiltrations etc. SimpliCT uses a laser beam to improve the accuracy of computed...
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