Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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This is an update on the ODM device. This combines pulse pressure waveform analysis with traditional ODM signalling. The PPWA element is slaved from whatever system one currently uses, and displays concurrently with the ODM trace. Deltex Medical claim that this device is the first...
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The Solapur Condylar Screw is a compression screw developed in India by Dr Shivashankar, Orthopaedic Surgeon as a modification of an ASNIS type of screw. The design of the screw allows compression from both sides with a washer, for example when fixing a tibial plateau fracture. The screw is...
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The 3Fr is designed to pass easily (1.0mm O.D.) through a flexible ureteroscope in tortuous anatomy. The larger jaw capacity maximises biopsy volume. The long shaft (115cm) enables access into upper urinary tract and renal pelvis.
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ABOUT THERASPHERE ® TheraSphere ® 90Y glass microspheres are specifically en gineered to carry far greater power than any other 90Y liver-directed cancer therapy, delivering high doses of radiation to liver tumors while sparing normal tissue. 1,2 The result is a...
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A Breakthrough Technology on Many Points. The EnligHTN™ multi-electrode renal denervation system enables cutting-edge efficiencies in procedural-based hypertension control by reducing the number of catheter manipulations needed to disrupt the sympathetic nerve network...
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