About Arterial Blockage Removal Device
Advin Health Care Arterial Blockage Removal Device is designed for effective removal of arterial obstructions such as thrombus and emboli. It enables controlled navigation, efficient extraction, and restoration of normal blood flow during interventional vascular procedures.
Key Features:
- Efficient removal of arterial blockages
- Smooth navigation through vascular pathways
- Controlled deployment and retrieval mechanism
- Atraumatic design for vessel safety
- Reliable performance in interventional applications
Certifications:
CE, ISO 13485, ISO 9001 Certified
Product Keywords:
Arterial Blockage Removal Device, Thrombus Removal Device, Embolus Extraction Device, Vascular Occlusion Removal System, Interventional Thrombectomy Device
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Precision and Safety in Vascular InterventionsThis embolectomy catheter boasts a soft-tip and compliant, latex-free balloon to effectively remove arterial and venous blockages with minimal vessel trauma. Radiopaque markers and depth gradations ensure optimal control and safety during fluoroscopy-guided procedures. Its sterile, single-use design helps reduce infection risk and supports reliable outcomes in cardiac, vascular, and peripheral settings.
Effortless Operation and Versatile DesignEase of handling is enhanced by the standard hub and lightweight body, making manipulation straightforward for clinicians. Manual balloon inflation using a Luer-lock syringe and clearly color-coded sizes ensure adaptability across a range of procedures. The device's portability and absence of an external power requirement make it suitable for use in various clinical environments.
Reliable Performance and High StandardsManufactured according to CE and ISO 13485 standards, this device guarantees quality and consistent performance. Its high removal efficiency, real-time operation capability, and durable materials offer peace of mind, while the three- to five-year shelf life maximizes storage flexibility in clinical settings. Each unit comes individually packed in a sterile pouch and is disposable after one use.
FAQ's of Arterial Blockage Removal Device:
Q: How does the Arterial Blockage Removal Device work during vascular procedures?
A: This device uses a balloon embolectomy mechanism; after insertion into the targeted vessel, the balloon is inflated manually with a Luer-lock syringe. The inflated balloon gently dislodges and removes thrombus or embolus, minimizing vessel trauma with its soft, latex-free tip and compliant balloon.
Q: What are the key benefits of using this embolectomy catheter?
A: Key benefits include minimized vessel trauma due to the soft tip, efficient blockage removal, real-time fluoroscopic visualization with a radiopaque marker, and graduated depth markings. Its single-use, sterile packaging reduces infection risk, and color coding ensures quick size identification.
Q: When should this device be used and by whom?
A: It is intended for use by trained healthcare professionals during cardiac, vascular, or peripheral interventions requiring removal of arterial or venous thrombi or emboli. The device should be used whenever actionable imaging or clinical indications of vascular blockage are present.
Q: Where can the Arterial Blockage Removal Device be applied clinically?
A: The device is suitable for application in hospitals, cath labs, or accredited clinics where cardiac, vascular, or peripheral embolectomy procedures are performed. Its portability and sterile, ready-to-use packaging allow for flexible clinical deployment.
Q: What is the recommended process for using this catheter?
A: Following all aseptic protocols, the clinician inserts the catheter, uses depth markings for correct placement, inflates the balloon manually, and gently retracts the device to remove the blockage. Fluoroscopic guidance, enabled by the radiopaque marker, aids visualization. After the procedure, the single-use catheter must be safely disposed of.
Q: How should the device be stored before use?
A: Store the catheter in its unopened, sterile pouch in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight. Proper storage ensures integrity and preserves its three- to five-year shelf life.
Q: What compliance and safety standards does this device meet?
A: The Arterial Blockage Removal Device is manufactured to meet CE certification and ISO 13485 standards, confirming adherence to international quality and safety guidelines for medical devices.