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These bioabsorbable (PLLA) screws are applicable for BTB and soft tissue grafts. They have a tapered tip to assist insertion and are fully cannulated and threaded.
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The ViewFlex Xtra ICE Catheter has received the CE Mark (January 2013) and is FDA approved. It can be used in conjunction with the ViewMate Z Intracardiac Ultrasound Console . The device is designed to allow seamless movement during cardiac ablation surgeries with the aim of...
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The ViewMate Z Ultrasound Console is an Intracardiac Echocardiography (ICE) system designed for real-time image guidance and visualisation of anatomical structures. It can be used in conjunction with the ViewFlex Xtra Intracardiac Echocardiography Catheter . According to the manufacturer, the...
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According to the manufacturer, the Selexys Dual System provides a patient with a greater range of movement than many other hip systems, as well as joint stability. They say that it is therefore suitable for treating patients with profound instability and where diseased profiles place a...
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The Loopmaster Snare from Nuros aids foreign body retrieval by a lateral approach. This is useful when the end of the object cannot be accessed. The snare is placed around the object eg a catheter then the wire is inserted through the snare loop so that when the snare is closed the device is...
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