Aspiration Catheter

A catheter designed for aspiration purposes in interventional procedures. It is used to remove thrombus, debris, or other material from blood vessels during minimally invasive cardiovascular interventions.

Sterile catheters for aspiration and suction procedures.

Medical catheter designed for aspiration procedures in vascular interventions. Manufactured with precision components and validated sterilization processes.

Specialized catheters for thrombectomy and material aspiration procedures. These devices support high-volume environments with consistent performance and predictable handling.

Catheters designed to remove thrombus and embolic material through aspiration during endovascular intervention. Utilized in acute stroke and myocardial infarction treatment.

A medical device used for airway suctioning to remove secretions and fluids from the respiratory tract during medical procedures and patient care.

Catheters engineered for thrombus aspiration and removal during neurovascular procedures. They facilitate effective clot extraction while minimizing vessel wall trauma.

A sterile suction catheter used for airway management and removal of secretions from the respiratory tract during medical procedures.

An aspiration catheter for vascular intervention procedures.

A medical catheter designed for aspiration thrombectomy procedures. The device is advanced to the proximal end of intracranial thrombus, where negative pressure suction is applied to directly extract the thrombus or withdraw it from the body, rapidly reopening occluded vessels and restoring cerebral blood flow while minimizing brain tissue damage. This minimally invasive technique is an important treatment method for acute ischemic stroke caused by large vessel occlusion.

A CE MDR approved aspiration catheter designed for mechanical thrombectomy in the treatment of acute ischemic stroke. It provides neuro-interventionalists with a differentiated tool for removing blood clots from cerebral vessels.

Specialized catheter designed to aspirate and remove thrombotic material from coronary vessels during acute myocardial infarction interventions.