Interventional Radiology | Vascular | Thrombolysis | Which Medical Device
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Boston Scientific showed the latest version of the Angiojet Ultra at CIRSE 2016, in Barcelona. They claim it can work in vessels down to 1.5mm diameter using their 3F/4F Solent Dista catheter. The system can work in 2 modes, standard active aspiration and power pulse mode to deliver lytic...
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The EkoSonic Endovascular Device is designed for controlled and selective infusion of clinician specified fluids, including thrombolytics into the peripheral vasculature. According to the manufacturer, it penetrates thrombus in difficult–to-reach places and uses 50% - 70% less lytic...
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The EndoWave Infusion Catheter System is designed for catheter-directed thrombolysis by accelerating the fibrinolytic process via ultrasound. The device combines a multiple side-hole drug infusion catheter with a guidewire-exchangeable ultrasound core for infusing therapeutic agents and...
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The Pronto V4 extraction catheter is designed for the removal of fresh, soft emboli and thrombi from coronary and peripheral arteries as small as 1.75mm in diameter. The uniformly large extraction lumen and embedded longitudinal wire offer maximum extraction with enhanced deliverability and kink...
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The Trellis Peripheral Infusion System is an Isolated Thrombolysis catheter which has two occluding balloons, drug infusion holes between the balloons and mechanical drug dispersion capabilities. According to the manufacturer, the combination of these capabilities enables clinicians to...
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