Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
Which Medical Device of the Year 2012 Winner: Anaesthesia Our nominator said, "Vidacare has led the resurgence of intraosseous access and infusion”. Read the full list of Which Medical Device of the Year 2012 winners here . ...
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This valve is design for haemostasis with multiple devices through the valve leaflets and can take very high pressures. We have used the valve during carotid stenting procedures and off label to provide a water tight seal for irrigation when using high pressure bags with a flexible ureteroscope....
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The MatrixRIB Fixation System is designed for the fixation and stabilisation of rib fractures, fusions and osteotomies of normal and osteoporotic bone. It consists of precontoured locking plates, locking screws and splints. The plates are precontoured to fit an average rib shape...
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A device that enables the securement of a purse-string suture, following fistula intervention. The suture tension adjustments can be achieved by pushing a button. According to the manufacturer, there is clear visibility of the exit site, patient comfort in enhanced and device enables easy suture...
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According to Cook Medical, the Zilver Vena Venous Self-Expanding Stent is the world’s first-ever stent designed to specifically treat symptomatic iliofemoral venous outflow obstruction. The device has received CE Mark approval. Based on Cook’s existing Zilver technology, the...
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