Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Re-Entry Catheters | Which Medical Device
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The MYNXGRIP® Vascular Closure Device achieves secure extravascular closure by utilizing the GRIP™ sealant which actively adheres to an artery or vein. It is indicated to close femoral venous access sites utilising a 5F, 6F, or 7F procedural sheath. ...
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The ExoSeal(TM) Vascular Closure Device makes use of key technological developments to support the clinical safety* and efficacy of the closure procedure. A bioabsorbable PGA-plug (Polyglycolic Acid), is designed to close the femoral artery puncture site with minimal or no inflammation. It...
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The INCRAFT’s delivery system features a low-profile that is made possible by using an integrated sheath of braided construction. The outer diameter of the integrated delivery system, which includes the device and sheath is 14F, whereas currently available endovascular aneurysm repair...
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This is now at least the 3rd generation of this device, first produced by access closure, then bought by Cordis Johnson and Johnson and became the Mynx Grip and now the Mynx control. Cordis say the MYNX CONTROL™ Vascular Closure Device (VCD) integrates dual-mode active sealing and...
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The Optease filter is a retrievable filter that can be inserted via femoral, jugular or antecubital routes. The filter comes compressed in a plastic tube for insertion, marked for the appropriate insertion route. This nitinol hypotube filter is a modified version of the permanent TrapEase...
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