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Hi-Q Imaging: Clear imaging, customized
Hi-Q imaging allows you to customize your image to better identify lumen features. Choose from three high quality, optimized imaging modes with different levels of darkness and fineness of blood speckle to help differentiate between tissue and blood.
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Lead design: Components and extraction considerations
Due to the potential for complications during extraction, understanding the design, function and working components of transvenous leads can aid in preventing such adverse events. This lesson will introduce common lead designs and main lead components.
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Quick-Cross Capture Guidewire Retriever: Easy, Reliable, Safe Guidewire Retrieval and Exchange during complex Retrograde Procedures
The Philips Quick-Cross Capture guidewire retriever easily, reliably and safely helps you retrieve and exchange guidewires with no damage either to the wire or to the vessel. It can even retrieve prolapsed or damaged guidewires.
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Turbo-Power AngioSculpt peripheral case study
Case study: Turbo-Power and AngioSculpt in calcified SFA with Dr. Ehrin Armstrong
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Patient Risk vs. Risk Brochure
From the 2017 HRS consensus statement, it is now a Class I indication to discuss the risks of lead abandonment and the risks of lead extraction with patients. Are you prepared to discuss the risks of both options with patients?
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AngioSculpt XL PTA Scoring Balloon Catheter Results
AngioSculpt XL features a nitinol scoring element arranged in a helical configuration, leading to uniform scoring and a procedure that is safe, predictable and precise—it’s the only long balloon to offer the distinct AngioSculpt benefits.
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Staging Bridge Occlusion Balloon Mid-Case
The Philips Bridge Occlusion Balloon was designed to provide hemostasis in the rare event of a SVC tear, allowing time for surgical repair and increasing survivability. Dozens of rescues have been supported utilizing this novel device.
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DEFINE PCI Unseen focal lesions cause residual ischemia
1 in 4 patients with angiographically successful PCI left the cath lab with residual ischemia.Of the patients with residual ischemia, 81.6% were caused by an untreated angiographically inapparent physiologically focal stenosis (? 15 mm).
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IVUS Use in AV Access
Case presentation of IVUS use in AV Access on a 74 year-old ESRD male patient referred for clotted access.
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Lead Extraction: Lead Preparation Considerations
Lead preparation considerations after extractions.
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A clear treatment strategy for ISR
ISR cases are one of the most complex challenges, often resulting in costly and lengthy procedures, that require a high degree of personalization.