Interventional Radiology | Lower gastrointestinal tract | Which Medical Device
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Bonopty® 12G. Incorporating all the benefits of Bonopty® 14G, and adding some all new features. New, larger gauge gains access into the bone, even through thick cortical bone Coaxial system facilitates multiple sampling, or treatment of lesions Achieve excellent core samples with...
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ML VISION Coronary Stent is laser-cut from a cobalt chromium superalloy that allowing reduced strut thickness without compromising radial strength or radiopacity.
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According to he manufacturer, the Blazer Cobalt Chromium stent cells can be expanded to up to 4.5 mm in diameter, to enable side branch access for effective bifurcation stenting and for maintaining patency of side branches. They say that the device is made from the L605 cobalt chromium...
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Wires for highly stenosed and CTO lesions. Tip load: 3/4.5/6/12g Radiopaque length: 11 cm Outside diameter: 0.014" Total length: 180 cm
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Wires for highly stenosed and CTO lesions. This wire is specifically designed for highly stenosed lesions that may require a higher penetration ability than the Miraclebros. The coil tip diameter is tapered to 0.009".
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