Interventional Radiology | Hepatobiliary | Which Medical Device
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. Flexibility and Conformability in a metal stent The EGIS range of biliary stents from S&G Biotech provides a comprehensive and quality offering to the...
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. The Next Generation in Stent technology The EGIS range of stents from S&G Biotech provides a comprehensive and quality offering to Radiologists,...
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This open cell balloon mounted stent from Boston is claimed to have excellent radial force. Their website compares it with 5 other selected stents. It is available in 6-10mm diameters and lengths from 17-57mm. It can be inserted through 6 and 7F sheaths (depending on stent size). ...
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The 6 Fr GaltStick is designed for the introduction of a .018" guidewire and .038" working guidewire in non-vascular procedures. A radiopaque marker band on all sheaths provides enhanced visibility. This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply...
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The Galt GaltVTI Valved Tearaway Introducer is designed for ease of use by clinicians and is a new choice for valved tearaway introducers. The device is available in 6Fr to 12Fr diameters and features a secure dilator locking mechanism and a hemostatic valve. It decreases the risk of blood...
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