A collection of devices which includes an implantable device(s) intended to provide percutaneous, peripheral, arterial access to enable repeated introduction of a catheter (not included) into the vascular system over an extended period (e.g., months) withou...
A collection of sterile, nonimplantable, invasive devices intended to provide percutaneous vascular access to enable introduction of a catheter (not included) into the vascular system. It includes a non-steerable introducer sheath with an inner obturator/di...
A collection of nonimplantable, invasive devices intended to provide percutaneous vascular access to enable introduction of a catheter (not included) into the vascular system. It includes a non-steerable introducer sheath with an inner obturator/dilator, an...
A collection of sterile, invasive devices intended to: 1) provide percutaneous femoral artery access to enable introduction of a catheter (not included) into the vascular system; and 2) plug the femoral artery puncture site following catheterization to prov...
A collection of invasive devices intended to enable percutaneous Seldinger-type introduction of a non-vascular catheter (e.g., drainage catheter) into a body cavity or lumen (e.g., biliary tract, ureter); it is not intended for introduction of a peritoneal ...
A collection of sterile, invasive devices intended to enable percutaneous Seldinger-type introduction of a non-vascular catheter (e.g., drainage catheter) into a body cavity or lumen (e.g., biliary tract, ureter); it is not intended for introduction of a pe...
A collection of sterile, invasive devices intended to enable introduction of a central venous catheter (CVC) into an occluded vein (e.g., subclavian) by creating a puncture site from the inside of the vein under fluoroscopic guidance. It typically includes:...
A collection of nonimplantable, invasive devices intended to be used to puncture the interatrial septum during a transseptal catheterization procedure, and to create a conduit for the introduction of various cardiovascular catheters into the left side of th...