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Dr Phil Haslam, Which Medical Device Editor-in-Chief, took a look at the Abre venous system at the BSIR 2017 annual scientific meeting held Birmingham's ICC (UK) in November. It's a nitinol stent with an introducer size of 9F and a delivery system length of 90cm. CE mark indications are:...
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Onyx liquid embolic system for the treatment of intracranial aneurysms provides complete filling of the aneurysm sac, complete obliteration of the inflow zone, and enhanced durability in the treatment of giant and wide-necked aneurysms. A DMSO compatible delivery micro catheter that is...
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Medtronic's Assurant Cobalt Iliac Balloon expendable stent system is designed to provide radial strength and imaging compatibility. The 6 F sheath has compatibility across complete size matrix (6-10 mm). According to the manufacturer, minimal foreshortening provides precise stent...
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According to the manufacturer, the product provides support for stent and balloon advancement and provides a conduit for device and wire transport. The guide catheters are available in a range of sizes from 5 to 8F with internal lumens of 0.058 to 0.090"
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The IN.PACT Amphirion Balloon Catheter is d esigned specifically for lower extremity treatments of BtK de novo and restenotic lesions. The device is available in a wide range of diameters and lengths. The IN.PACT DEB is delivered to the lesion via the peripheral balloon...
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