8 matching records for Ball Electrodes.
An assembly of battery-powered devices designed to apply electrical stimuli to a peripheral nerve (e.g., the ulnar or lower extremity nerve) to assess the adequacy of neuromuscular block during surgery, and its reversal during the recovery period. The syste...
A sterile, steerable, thin, flexible tube containing one or more monopolar electrodes intended to be introduced percutaneously into the renal artery to transmit precisely-focused, low-level, radio-frequency (RF) current, from a connected RF generator, to di...
An endoscope with a slender rigid inserted portion intended to be used to perform a resection (i.e., the electrosurgical removal of tissue within an organ). It is typically used for the transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) for the treatment of ben...
A sterile, flexible, balloon-tipped, tube designed to deliver temporary pacing stimuli to the heart; it may detect bioelectric signals from the heart. It is used in the atria and/or ventricles and has electrodes which are usually applied to the ventricles a...
A non-sterile, flexible tube with a balloon at its distal end designed to be used together with a prostate electrolytic therapy system to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostatitis through transurethral electrochemical treatment causing liquef...
A flexible tube intended to be used for the percutaneous transluminal passage and placement of a diagnostic/interventional catheter, lead (e.g., pacing lead, balloon dilatation catheter), or guidewire through its lumen(s), within the vascular system. It may...
A flexible tube intended to be used for the percutaneous transluminal passage and placement of a diagnostic/interventional catheter, lead (e.g., pacing lead, balloon dilatation catheter), needle or guidewire through its lumen(s), within the vascular system....
A long, thin, dual-purpose wire intended to be percutaneously placed into the heart to: 1) function as a guide for the introduction, positioning, and/or operation of an interventional device (e.g., balloon catheter, aortic valve introducer); and 2) deliver ...