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Bridge occlusion balloon Two year data & updated protocol
The Endovascular Occlusion Balloon for Treatment of Superior Vena Cava Tears During Transvenous Lead Extraction: A Multi-Year Analysis and An Update to Best Practice Protocol
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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.
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Refinity: Short-tip Rotational IVUS Catheter
With exceptional deliverability, 5F guide compatibility and 45 MHz high resolution image, Refinity ST1 is designed to meet the needs of your most complex PCI cases.
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Coronary IVUS catheters Features and specifications
IVUS catheters, Eagle Eye Platimun, Eagle Eye Platnum ST, Revolution, Refinity ST
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Phoenix Montero-Baker case study
Case study: recanalization of occlusion in the superficial femoral artery via a 6F sheath with Dr. Miguel Montero-Baker
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Case Review: Phoenix with IVUS : Performed by Dr. Crowder
This presentation is a case review of Phoenix and IVUS by Billy Crowder, MD.
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Phoenix prep and compatible guidewires flyer
Process guide and guidewires for the Phoenix family of products
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PANTHER clinic abstract
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the use of AngioSculpt to treat real world calcified femoropopliteal lesion
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QuickClear Quick brochure
Access the QuickClear brochure
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Physician Q&A: Using the Electronic Medical Records to Fight CIED Infection
The presence of a systemic infection, pocket Infection, or endocarditis is a Class I indication to remove all hardware. Despite this, 65% of patients with CIED infection may be under-treated and at risk for recurring infection, endocarditis or death.