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The ABSORB device is a bioresorbable scaffold designed to treat a patient's blocked vessel. Once the vessel can remain open without the extra support, ABSORB will slowly metabolise and be resorbed by the body. This device delivers everolimus, an anti-proliferative drug. ABSORB is...
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The TREK family is a completely re-engineered line of balloon catheters, incorporating many advanced design and technology changes. The TREK system is available in two catheter designs, including the specialty catheter MINI-TREK™ for accessing smaller vessels.
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The Asahi Fielder XT is a uniquely-designed tapered tip ploymer guidewire specially developed to become the ultimate solution for treatment of Chronic occlusions. The tapered 0.000" ploymer tip facilitates crossing of micro channels in CTOs, atraumatic tracking through collaterals plus...
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A Hi-Torque Balance Middleweight Universal Guide Wire which is a front-line guide wire. It offers a unique balance of support and flexibility with enhancements in the areas of device compatibility, distal access, deliverability in tortuous anatomy and tip durability.
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With a hydrophilic coating over the spring coil (3 cm from the tip) and a newly designed core shaft, this guidewire offers higher support performance than ASAHI Soft, plus improved torque performance. Tip load: 0.8 g Radiopaque length: 3 cm Outside diameter: 0.014" Total length: 180 cm
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