Peripheral Atherectomy Devices

Atherectomy devices for plaque removal in interventional cardiology and peripheral vascular procedures. Engineered for precise lesion modification.

Devices for mechanical removal of atherosclerotic plaque from blood vessels. Used in the treatment of complex arterial lesions resistant to balloon angioplasty.

Mechanical device for removing calcified plaque in coronary arteries. Enables revascularization in heavily calcified lesions resistant to conventional angioplasty.

Specialized catheter system for removing atherosclerotic material from peripheral arterial lesions, improving vessel patency in lower extremity vascular disease.

High-speed rotational devices for ablating calcified and fibrotic arterial lesions. Enable preparation of complex lesions for stent placement.

A catheter system designed for coronary rotational atherectomy procedures. This device is used in cardiovascular interventional applications to treat coronary artery lesions through rotational cutting and grinding mechanisms.

Rotating ablation burr used in rotational atherectomy procedures to remove calcified and fibrotic coronary lesions resistant to balloon angioplasty.

Mechanical thrombectomy device for removal of blood clots in peripheral arteries during acute limb ischemia treatment.

A medical device system for peripheral embolization procedures in interventional radiology and vascular surgery. The device is used to occlude abnormal vessels or vascular malformations in peripheral circulation.

Endovascular embolization system for occlusion of abnormal blood vessels in peripheral vasculature.

Intravascular lithotripsy system for peripheral artery disease treatment utilizing shock wave technology to fracture calcified plaques in peripheral vessels.

A medical device used in healthcare facilities for treating calcified lesions in peripheral arteries of adult patients, including iliac, femoral, iliofemoral, popliteal, renal, and infrapopliteal arteries with stenosis ≥50%. The system operates with 1000 shock waves requiring only 200 pulses, is compatible with 0.018" guidewire systems, and features two large-capacity batteries for extended use. It is designed for pre-treatment and balloon dilation procedures and must be used in conjunction with the manufacturer's single-use peripheral intravascular lithotripsy catheter.