Vascular access
& closure Devices
What we do and how we do it
Vascular access and closure
- 1 out every 17 patients will have a vascular bleeding complication1 leading to
- Increased length of stay
- Reduced profitability
- Our radial femoral solutions are designed to reduce complications
- Thereby leading to reduced Access Site Complications
- Opportunity for same-day discharge
- Cost savings up to $3,50010
- Improved patient satisfaction9,11,12
Glidesheath Slender®
- Glidesheath SlenderTM offers the smallest option
- For procedures requiring 5, 6 and 7 Fr sheaths12
- Proprietary thin-wall technology
- Reduces the outside diameter of the introducer sheath by 1 Fr
- While maintaining a larger inner-diameter equivalent
- Glidesheath SlenderTM is designed to maximize procedural outcomes,
- Supporting transradial intervention every day.
Radifocus™ Introducer II for radial Access
Introducer Sheath
- Dilator is tapered to each guidewire to minimize vessel trauma
- Terumo cross-cut valve maintains uncompromised haemostasis to avoid bleeding and air aspiration
- Thin radiopaque sheath with anti-kinking sleeve for easy catheter handling
- Snap-on/click-off dilator prevents dilator back-out during insertion and allows one-hand unlocking
- Micro-puncture metallic entry needle with short bevel (22G / 21G / 20G) equals to mini guidewire
ANGIO-SEAL® VIP
Vascular Closure Device
- Active closure for rapid and reliable hemostasis
- proven to accelerate patient mobility and enable same-day discharge
- The ANGIO-SEAL active closure anchor gives you the inside advantage.
- The anchor creates a mechanical seal from the inside out
- The bioabsorbable ANGIO-SEAL anchor + collagen provides dual security, ensuring it is positioned correctly and stays in place
- Clinical data supports the safety of restick following an initial ANGIO-SEAL deployment
TR Band
Radial Compression Device
- Achieve precise compression with innovative design, proven to achieve hemostasis
- TR Band™ is a compression device designed to assist hemostasis of the radial artery after a transradial procedure.
- Choosing TR Band™ will contribute to
- Maintain radial artery patency at the time of haemostasis16
- Prevent radial artery occlusion17,18
- Preserve radial access for future interventions
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