Interventional Radiology | Hepatobiliary | Which Medical Device
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Provides excellent access with a high level of support designed to facilitate device delivery in highly resistant lesions and extra support cases. Tip Flexibility/Style: Intermediate/Polymer Tip Radiopacity: 35cm Rail Support: Extra Core Material: Unibody stainless...
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Offers a high level of rail support with a hydrophilic-coated polymer sleeve for smooth device delivery and vessel wall interaction. Tip Flexibility/Style: Floppy/Spring coil Tip Radiopacity: 3cm Rail Support: Super Core Material: Unibody stainless steel Coating:...
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This stent is indicated for the palliative treatment of Colonic strictures produced by malignant neoplasm and to relieve large bowel obstruction prior to colectomy in patients with malignant strictures. Further information Jiménez-Pérez J. et al (2011). Colonic...
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This filter is available in stainless steel or titanium variations. It is designed to reduce the tilting problems identified with the Titanium Greenfield model by using over-the-wire insertion. It also uses an alternating hook arrangement that has been shown to reduce tilt and migration. One...
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This occlusion balloon is a compliant balloon that has a range from 8.5mm to 11.5mm depending on the volume injected into the balloon (0.2 to 0.55ml). This large lumen device will allow the passage of a microcatheter. The device is now available in a 6F size.
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