Cardio-thoracic | Non-coronary intervention | Blood Salvage | Which Medical Device
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The Baylis Powerwire distrubed in the UK by BVM is an RF enabled wire aimed at helping recanalisation of vessels. The wire is connected to a generator and the RF power can then be initiated for short bursts enabling te wire to slowly be advanced through an occlusion. It will be particularly...
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Hemosep The Hemosep system salvages blood loss during surgery and recycles it so that it can be transfused back to the patient. Hemosep is unique. By returning all cell species, including platelets and red blood cells back to the patient, it reduces post-operative bleeding and...
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Unique flexible coil design for the closure of Ventricular Septal Defects (VSD). Closure of perimembranous (aneurysmatic) and muscular VSDs. Benefits: Patented coil design with polyester fibres – The coil design with securely attached polyester fibres results in a rapid,...
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BVM Medical has launched the SPASY – Spinal Alignment System for Vertebral Compression Fractures (VCF) to the UK Market. The system offers a high quality range of devices adaptable to all percutaneous vertebral augmentation cases. With a choice of balloon specifications, SPASY is...
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