Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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Cook Medical's Neff Percutaneous Access Set is designed for use in single puncture percutaneous access procedures. The manufacturer says that the device will assist the placement of 0.38" working wire guide for interventional radiology practices. According to Cook, the initial...
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Deltex Medical's CardioQ–ODM oesophageal Doppler monitor is a minimally-invasive technology that uses an oesophageal probe to measure velocity of blood flow in the descending aorta. ODM-guided blood flow management has been shown to lead to reductions in the length of critical care and...
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The Kimberly Clark MIC Introducer Kit, supplied by Vygon (UK) Ltd provides procedure to allow primary placement of a MIC balloon gastrostomy or gastro jejunostomy device. According to the manufacturer, in addition to supplying everything needed for the gastropexy procedure in one kit,...
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The ExoSeal(TM) Vascular Closure Device makes use of key technological developments to support the clinical safety* and efficacy of the closure procedure. A bioabsorbable PGA-plug (Polyglycolic Acid), is designed to close the femoral artery puncture site with minimal or no inflammation. It...
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The Abbott Supera is a strong, flexible stent system. According to the manufaturer, it m imics the natural structure and movement of the anatomy and m aintains a visibly round, open lumen for normal, healthy blood flow in challenging anatomy. The device is indicated to improve luminal diameter...
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