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Which Medical Device of the Year 2012 Commendation: Interventional Radiology We say, "This novel device provides an alternative solution to the problem of re entering the true lumen during subintimal angioplasty." Read the full list of Which Medical Device of...
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The Low Contact Stress (LCS) knee system from DePuy is a rotating platform knee replacement system, first implanted in 1977. The device has a polished cobalt-chrome tibial tray into which the peg of the polyethylene tibial component is placed to allow rotation. There are antero-posterior...
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This device is manufactured by AprioMed and distributed by Macromed. The Gangi-SoftGuard® combines the technique of a coaxial biopsy needle with a spring loaded blunt tip stylet to providing extra control and safety during soft tissue biopsy. According to AprioMed, the spring loaded...
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Tha Asahi Meister is a peripheral vascular guidewire. It has a stainless steel core to allow cliniclans to shape and re-shape the tip with ease. According to the manufacturer, a pre-shaped actone provides excellent shape memory and the proprietary actone construction enhances...
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DBX Demineralised Bone Matrix from Synthes and the Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation (MTF) is a bone powder produced by the removal of minerals from cortical bone in a sodium hyaluronate carrier. It has osteoinductive potential and is osteoconductive. However, it does not provide...
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