About Foreign Body Retrieval Device
Advin Health Care Foreign Body Retrieval Device is designed for safe and efficient removal of foreign objects, emboli, and debris from vascular pathways. It ensures secure capture, controlled maneuverability, and reliable performance during interventional procedures.
Key Features: - Advanced retrieval mechanism for secure capture
- Flexible design for smooth vascular navigation
- Controlled deployment and retraction
- Effective removal of emboli and foreign bodies
- High reliability in interventional applications
Certifications:CE, ISO 13485, ISO 9001 Certified
Product Keywords:Foreign Body Retrieval Device, Endovascular Basket, Vascular Retrieval Device, Embolus Removal Device, Interventional Retrieval System
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Dispositivo de extraccin de cuerpos extraos, cesta endovascular, dispositivo de extraccin vascular, dispositivo de extraccin de mbolos, sistema de extraccin intervencionista
Dispositif de rcupration de corps trangers, panier endovasculaire, dispositif de rcupration vasculaire, dispositif d'limination d'emboles, systme de rcupration interventionnel
Ergonomic Design for PrecisionThe retrieval device boasts an ergonomic grip for confident and controlled handling during vascular interventions. Its lightweight construction and smooth manipulation make it suitable for complex procedures, ensuring optimal clinician comfort and efficacy.
Reliable X-Ray VisibilityEquipped with a radiopaque tip, this device allows for clear fluoroscopic visualization, enabling precise navigation, real-time control, and safe retrieval of foreign bodies from various vessels without added risk to patients.
Versatile Application Across Vascular SystemsDesigned for a range of endovascular procedures, the retrieval basket accommodates vessels of various diameters (2 mm to 10 mm). It seamlessly integrates with standard catheters, making it an adaptable solution for both peripheral and neurovascular applications.
FAQ's of Foreign Body Retrieval Device:
Q: How is the Foreign Body Retrieval Device typically used in clinical procedures?
A: The device is introduced into the vascular system via a compatible 6F-8F catheter for the endovascular capture and extraction of foreign objects. It is manipulated manually under fluoroscopic guidance for real-time, controlled removal.
Q: What are the main benefits of the device's design and materials?
A: The combination of medical-grade stainless steel and nitinol provides flexibility and strength, while the atraumatic tip and ergonomic handle enhance safety and control. The radiopaque tip boosts procedural accuracy through clear X-ray visualization.
Q: When should this retrieval device be considered for use?
A: It is indicated whenever a foreign object, such as a fragment or embolus, needs to be safely removed from the vascular system in peripheral or neurovascular territories-for example, during interventional radiology or in catheterization labs.
Q: Where can the device be utilized within a healthcare facility?
A: This instrument is primarily used in interventional radiology suites, catheterization laboratories, and operating rooms where vascular access and minimally invasive retrieval are performed.
Q: What is the process for retrieving a foreign body using this device?
A: The retrieval basket is advanced through a standard vascular sheath or catheter to the foreign body site. Once the basket encloses the object, it is carefully withdrawn under fluoroscopic visualization, ensuring the object's capture and extraction from the vessel.
Q: Is the device reusable or single-use?
A: The device is intended for single-use (disposable) to maintain sterility and prevent cross-contamination between patients.
Q: How should the device be stored before use?
A: Keep the sterile device in its original packaging in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve its integrity for up to five years.