Access closure | Which Medical Device
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An interesting device that can be switched between power modulation or temperature modulation modes. This presumably varies between the different types of ablation needle. The power modulation mode likely relies on impedence feedback such as in the cooltip device from Medtronic ad RF 3000...
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QuiremScout Microspheres Visualize SIRT success from the start The first and only CE-marked SIRT work-up product that utilizes the same technology (Holmium-166 microspheres) as the therapeutic microspheres, to optimize patient selection and advance treatment planning. Characteristics...
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The Femoseal by Terumo is a closure device using 3 bioabsorbable components. 2 of these are polymer dics with an inner disc deployed inside the vessel and an outer disc on the outer wall of the vessel with an absorbable locking suture joining the two. Terumo quote a median time to...
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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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This aspiration catheter from Terumo comes in 6, 7 and 8F sizes with lumens 1 to 1.42m diameter. It is rapid exchange requiring an 0.014 inch guide wire with a usable length of 140cm.
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