Venous Solutions
BLUEFLOW
Venous Solutions
Technical Description BlueFlow
The Blueflow Venous Stent consists of a self-expandable, closed-cell, highly flexible, nitinol-braided, self-expanding stent pre-mounted on a 10 FR. carrier catheter with a 100 cm working length compatible with 0.035″ guidewire.
The Blueflow Venous Stent is used for:
- Dilatable, symptomatic venous obstructions such as those caused by May-Thurner syndrome as well as other clinical conditions.
- Deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
- Prevention of Post Thrombotic Syndrome (PTS).
- Other forms of compression of the iliac vein or femoral vein (tumor, radiation).
Release System:
- Release device with 100 cm of 10 Fr compatible with 0.035″ guide.
- Radiopaque tip.
- Stainless steel reinforced external catheter.
- Stent pusher with platinum/iridium markings.
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INTROS
Venous Solutions
Technical Description INTROS
- 600 μm RadTM Cylindrical Medfiber laser fiber with Teflon coating and Nylon for improved displacement within the vein.
- Cylindrical emission 360º without distal emission.
- Supports maximum power of 30 W.
- Length of 250 cm with centimeter markings.
- Atraumatic tip fused with thermal adhesive, which prevents it from detaching at high temperatures.
- Maximum diameter of 1.60 mm that can be introduced through a 14G puncture cannula or a 5F introducer.
- Without chip, it allows disconnection and reconnection to the equipment in the same procedure.
- Fiber connection by means of a high security SMA 905 connector.
- Excellent navigability.
- 5 years expiration date.
- Latex free.
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Made by:
MEDfibers – USA
http://www.medfibers.com
Made by:
INTROS Medical Laser GmbH – Alemania
https://www.intros.de/en
IMPEDE VENEX
Venous Solutions
Technical Description VENEX: Venous Sealing System
The Venex Venous Sealing System is a unique, minimally invasive treatment that uses a high-viscosity medical adhesive based on n-Butyl 2-Cyanoacrylate cyanoacrylate for fast and effective sealing of varicose veins and perforating veins.
Using an ultrasound system, the medical team will guide by direct puncture or a catheter and microcatheter through a small puncture in the desired area of the varicose vein and o Perforating, using the VENEX Cath dispenser a small amount of adhesive will be injected for vein occlusion.
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