Interventional Cardiology Products

Interventional Cardiology Products

Cutting Balloons

The Vesscide™ Cutting Balloon Dilatation Catheter is a minimally invasive medical device used for the purpose of dilating coronary artery stenosis to improve myocardial perfusion in patients, thereby contributing to providing relief of the patient’s coronary ischemia and associated symptoms. The focused force angioplasty mechanism of action of the Vesscide™ Cutting Balloon Dilatation Catheter can reduce barotrauma and excessive injury during angioplasty, thereby reducing procedural complications and adverse events during the PCI procedure.

Coronary Stents

GuReater is an MRI compatible, CoCr drug-eluting stent with superior flexibility and crossability thanks to its 75μm strut thickness. Coated with a drug eluting PLGA biodegradable polymer it ensures a 90-day effective release of Sirolimus, enhancing patient outcomes in PCI interventions.

Coronary Dilatation Catheters

The Tadpole family of PTCA Balloons (Mini Tadpole/Tadpole/NC Tadpole) is made to cross. Featuring a soft tapered tip and a short and round shoulder they enhance crossability, ensure precise dilatation and avoid vessel damage. The patented hydrophilic Hydrosurf™ coating on the distal shaft provides excellent deliverability and the wide range of sizes is designed to meet different PCI needs.

Guide Wires

Our coronary guide wires combine a nitinol core for tip shape retention, torque control and kink resistance with hydrophilic coatings for smooth navigation. The range covers both PTCA guide wires for interventional procedures and hydrophilic angiographic guide wires, in multiple tip configurations, diameters and lengths to fit every procedural need.

Radial Introducer Sheaths​

The radial introducer sheath is a single-use device that allows introduction, manipulation and removal of catheters in the radial artery. Percutaneous gain of entry with a needle is required.

Radial Artery Compression Devices

The artery compression devices are indicated for temporary pressure application to the radial puncture site after needle / sheath / catheter insertion