Subintimal angioplasty | Which Medical Device
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Designed specifically for use in superficial femoral arteries (SFA), popliteal arteries and to complement the Zilver 518 in iliacs, the low profile of the Advance 18LP balloon enhances your ability to cross tight lesions, and balloon-folding technology allows for 4 Fr sheath compatibility....
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The Simbionix ANGIO Mentor family of products feature multidisciplinary simulators for hands-on practice during interventional endovascular procedures. The system comes in a range of sizes for all needs and budgets. According to the manufacturer, the device enhances percutaneous procedure...
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Cook Medical ATB Advance catheters have been designed for percutaneous transluminal angioplasty of lesions in peripheral arteries. The ATB Advance catheter is also intended for postdilatation of balloon-expandable peripheral vascular stents.
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The Bantam Alpha PTA Catheter is a unique 0.014” OTW PTA Catheter for treating the most challenging infrapopliteal lesions. It is available in baloon lengths uf up to 220mm. Less balloon inflations are required in long lesions andf the device allows for shorter procedure times....
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The Bantam PTA Catheter combines pushability, flexibility and trackability in a low profile 0.018 system for the treatment of lesions in the femoral and infrapopliteal arteries. According to the manufacturer, the Bantam is available with balloons up to 220mm in length allowing for potentially...
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