PRODUCT

PRODUCT

Thoracic Aortic Stent Graft

The Valiant stent graft is a modular, self-expanding device with nitinol scaffolding attached to the graft’s exterior. It’s preloaded in the Xcelerant Delivery System and offers longer components (up to 200 mm) compared to the Talent device, with a design that improves radial force distribution. At the proximal end, the Valiant features a bare-spring configuration (FreeFlo) with less flare than the Talent’s, which helps to evenly distribute the radial force, thereby reducing pressure on individual contact points. The distal end can be configured with either a closed web or an eight-peak design, providing flexibility based on clinical needs.

EndoAnchor

The Aortic EndoAnchor is the first endovascular staple device to receive FDA approval for clinical use. The EndoAnchor is a “helical-like” metal alloy measuring 4.5 mm in length, 3.0 mm in diameter, and 0.5 mm in width. It is stapled through the deployed endograft, enhancing opposition to the aortic wall by mimicking a surgically sutured anastomosis. The endo stapling system consists of two complementary devices: a 16-Fr outer diameter deflectable guide sheath and an electronically-controlled stapler device. The stapler implants each staple in a two-stage procedure, allowing for retraction and repositioning of the staple during deployment.

Abdominal Aortic Stent Graft

The Endurant abdominal stent graft is a modular endovascular device composed of multifilament polyester fabric and electropolished Nitinol stents. Proximally, it features a suprarenal fixation system comprising a one- piece laser-cut Nitinol stent with anchoring pins. The first sealing stent is designed with an M-shaped configuration to enhance neck conformability. The remaining stent structure of the body and its limbs is engineered to offer flexibility in tortuous anatomy. The delivery system allows for stepwise, gradual deployment, enabling precise proximal placement immediately below the most caudal renal artery. The suprarenal stent remains constrained by a tip capture mechanism until the desired position of the proximal fabric is reached, after which it is gradually released using a wheel mechanism at the end of the delivery system.

Liquid Embolic System

The microcatheter is designed to provide physicians with optimal positioning capabilities for each procedure. Specifically engineered for the Onyx liquid embolic system embolizations of brain arteriovenous malformations (bAVMs), the detachable-tip microcatheter addresses the technical challenges associated with catheter retrieval. It provides superior navigability through complex distal anatomy, and the detachable tip facilitates easier catheter retrieval in demanding environments.

Venous Stent

The venous stent is designed for use in iliofemoral veins. It features a self-expanding, open-cell design fabricated from nitinol, a nickel-titanium alloy. The stent includes three off-set connection points that spiral down its length, enhancing flexibility while reducing the chances of kinking or instability during deployment. The stent's strut length and thickness are meticulously calibrated according to its diameter, ensuring consistent radial strength across various stent sizes.

Cyanoacrylate Glue

Cyanoacrylate glue embolization is an innovative endovenous method for the treatment of varicose veins. Current evidence suggests its efficacy is comparable to other endovenous treatments, while offering superior safety and tolerance profiles.