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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical for world wide distributors please consult the manufacturer. Micro-Introducers GaltNeedleTech™’s Micro-Introducer Kits Distributed in the UK by BVM Medical provide the high quality and precision...
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Galt's Microslide™ Pediatric Introducer line features tearaway sheath introducers, small diameter guidewires and short needles. The device is expected to be primarily used for procedures involving smaller patients including infants, children and adolescents. The 2 and 3 Fr introducers and...
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The Philips Lumify ultrasound system is essentially a range of ultrasound probes that can be attached to an android device running the Philips Lumify software turning it into a truly portable ultrasound machine. The probes use the micro USB connection on the android device and so it can be used...
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A dedicated access wire for difficult antegrade femoral access The Marsman SpeedWire® is an innovative guidewire specifically developed for easy access of the superficial femoral artery (SFA). Due to the unique and patented shape consisting of a J tip, deflection curve and...
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Longer lengths for radial procedures 150cm and 175cm catheter lengths facilitate radial UFE and PAE procedures Master Ultra Branch Selectivity Designed to treat challenging anatomies, thanks to ultra-branch selectivity1 combined with anti-kick back1 and an anti-kinking1 high...
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