Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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The V2 renal denervation system from Vessix Vasular is designed for use during renal denervation procedures in the treatment of hypertension. The V2 system combines RF balloon catheter and bipolar RF generator technologies to permit a lower voltage intervention while still achieving necessary...
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The Morrison Steerable Needle is the first steerable needle enabling active guidance around objects within the body: Steer distal end of needle with live feedback under image guidance: Curve around sensitive structures and dangerous areas Facilitates precise needle placement...
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TEMNO ELITE BIOPSY SYSTEM BUILT FOR BETTER BIOPSY The TEMNO Elite Biopsy System offers the reliability you expect with new features designed to provide superior soft tissue samples and total procedure control. An added patient-safety option minimizes the...
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The bifurcated stent-graft system, Aorfix, is used to treat aortic, aortoiliac and iliac aneurysms. It is intended for use only by suitably trained physicians who are experienced in diagnosis and endovascular treatment of aneurysm disease. Standard techniques for the use of vascular...
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The OxyWatch Pulse Oximeter MD300C63 is a non-invasive device for monitoring a patient's heart rate and blood oxygen level. It is suitable for use with adults, children and infants. The device has FDA, CE, PMDA (Japan), CMDCAS (Canada), Certification....
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