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CIED Infection Awareness
60,000+ patients with CIEDs (Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices) develop an infection in any given year. They may have a pocket infection, a systemic infection, or even endocarditis.
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Griffin Phoenix with IVUS case reviews
Phoenix with IVUS case reviews performed by Dr. Joseph Griffin Baton Rouge, LA
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Eagle Eye Platinum: RX digital IVUS catheter
Designed for exceptional deliverability and ease of use. Soft, tapered tip with lowest available entry profile and choice of two lengths. GlyDx hydrophilic coating. Long rapid exchange lumen for pushability.
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LLD® Lead Locking Device: stability, flexibility, visibility.
LLD EZ and LLD E combine the best of the original LLD family and enhanced tip design with new ease-of-use features to provide a flexible traction solution for leads targeted for removal today.
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Steinkamp datasheet
To evaluate the safety and long-term results after laser and angioplasty of short occlusions of the SFA
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LAD deferral is safer with iFR
Summary of the DEFINE FLAIR LAD Sub-study data
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Philips Clinical Data: IVUS Changed 76% of AV Access Graft Treatment Plans
Clinical data shows that IVUS changed 76% of AV access graft treatment plans.
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DEBATE ISR Clinical Summary DCB vs PTA (liistro)
Paclitaxel-eluting balloon vs standard angioplasty to reduce restenosis in diabetic patients with in-stent restenosis of the superficial femoral and proximal popliteal arteries: results of the DEBATE-ISR study
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Peripheral Intravascular Ultrasound: Atlas of Images
This document provides a book of images including IVUS and angio designed to provide a practical guide and basic introductory framework to understand IVUS image interpretation.
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Cedrone - Turbo-Power DCB case study
Case study: treating lifestyle limiting claudication with Turbo-Power with Dr. Anthony Cedrone
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Bridge to surgery Introducing the Philips Bridge occlusion balloon for lead extraction.
SVC tears during lead extraction are very rare. When they do occur, the Bridge occlusion balloon maintains acceptable hemostasis for at least 30 minutes, giving you time to stabilize your patient and transition to surgery.
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Philips Bridge Occlusion Balloon Best Practices Protocol
The Philips Bridge Occlusion Balloon best practices protocol is the consensus of 30 high-volume extracting physicians for the deployment of Bridge.