Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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Microballoon Interventions a Technical Revolution in Transarterial Embolization Terumo Interventional Oncology Division presents Occlusafe TM an occlusive micro-balloon. Through Pressure Gradient Effect, Occlusafe TM as micro-balloon catheter, offers...
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical , for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. Real Time Navigation Composed of an electromagnetic transmitter and receiver, the locating device makes it possible to display the needle’s anticipated...
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N-butyl cyanoacrylate (NBCA) can be used as a liquid embolic agent when mixed with Lipiodol to make it radio opaque. The ratio affects the polymerisation time. The more lipiodol then the slower the time to solidify and the deeper the vascular penetration generally.
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Sono-Sheath™ Product description Sono-Sheath™ is a thin polymer sheath with an echogenic tip which can be placed over a biopsy needle, providing on the spot, unmatched ultrasound visibility. Sono-Sheath™ works with all manual or (semi) automated biopsy...
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Radio Frequency Thyroid – RF Electrode These electrodes are specifically designed for thyroid ablation and lymph node ablation They are ultra thin, ultra sharp, Teflon coated electrodes for easy penetration and maneuverability within the tissue. – Available in 18G &...
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