Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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The Optease filter is a retrievable filter that can be inserted via femoral, jugular or antecubital routes. The filter comes compressed in a plastic tube for insertion, marked for the appropriate insertion route. This nitinol hypotube filter is a modified version of the permanent TrapEase...
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The Memokath 051 Ureter stent is designed for use in treatment for malignant or benign ureteric strictures. According to the manufacturer, the stent is easy and simple to insert and remove, and, since it is not prone to encrustation or tissue in-growth, stent does not need to be...
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OptiPur Ureteral Stents are made from a specially developed radiopaque soft-polyurethane. According to the manufacturer, they offer a high degree of ring stability, excellent pushability, biocompatibility as well as a low tendency to incrustation.
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An 'articulated' stone basket for flexible ureterorenoscopy and PCNL.
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The Contour PVA Embolization particles are small and irregular flakes of polyvinyl alcohol, which are used for permanent occlusion within a blood vessel. Read instructions for use from Boson Scientific, here .
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