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High pressure inflation device designed to exert pressure for balloon inflation and deflation. The Encore Inflation Device assists in controlled single step balloon inflation 20cc Inflation capability, complete with pressure gauge Large printed pressure gauge dial with finger latch mechanism...
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The Esprit bioresorbable stent from Abbott is designed for below the knee use. Its the second generation of this type of stent with the previous stent Absorb BVS being withdrawn from the market. This stent is made from poly(L-lactide), poly(D, L-lactide), and platinum markers. It is a...
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The Flextome Cutting Balloon Device consists of a balloon with three to four microsurgical blades (atherotomes) mounted lengthwise on its outer surface. When the device is inflated, the atherotomes score the plaque by severing the elastic and fibrotic continuity of the vessel with tiny...
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The Fox sv PTA Catheter from Abbott Vascular is designed for use in challenging peripheral vessel procedures. The Fox sv Catheter incorporates OTW (Over the Wire) design a low tip profile and rapid inflation/deflation times. Sizes 2-6mm, up to 120mm length. Inserted over 0.014 or...
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The Glidecath 4 Fr Hydrophilic Coated Catheter has a hydrophilic coated distal tip (15 cm) for smooth passage through tortuous vasculature. The device has a double-braided stainless steel mesh middle layer, a nylon-rich polyurethane inner layer and can accommodate...
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