Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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The TREK family is a completely re-engineered line of balloon catheters, incorporating many advanced design and technology changes. The TREK system is available in two catheter designs, including the specialty catheter MINI-TREK™ for accessing smaller vessels.
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According to the manufacturer, the Sapphire Coronary Dilatation Catheteris a balloon has a Sunflex tapered tip which is engineered for smooth lesion accessability and ultra low tip profile. They say that the device has specially formulated Slidematrix dual coating and that the Sapphire is...
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The Asahi Fielder XT is a uniquely-designed tapered tip ploymer guidewire specially developed to become the ultimate solution for treatment of Chronic occlusions. The tapered 0.000" ploymer tip facilitates crossing of micro channels in CTOs, atraumatic tracking through collaterals plus...
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The Luge Guide Wire delivers optimal torque response and the support required for device delivery in challenging anatomy. Tip Flexibility/Style: Floppy/Spring coil Tip Radiopacity: 3cm Rail Support: Moderate Core Material: Unibody stainless steel Coating:...
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Combines a hydrophilic-coated polymer sleeve with a soft tip and flexible body – excellent for frontline and tortuous anatomy cases. Tip Flexibility/Style: Floppy/Spring coil Tip Radiopacity: 3cm Rail Support: Light Core Material: Unibody stainless steel...
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