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Atherectomy catheter
A catheter is inserted through the groin into a patient's artery and a blade is attached to the catheter. This device is used to cut the plaque and collect it in a bag. The bag is removed, and the catheter is then reinserted. There are several different types of atherectomy devices, and the specific choice is up to the doctor. Read more about the different types to determine which one is best for your case.
A rotational atherectomy catheter uses a diamond-studded burr to remove plaque from the coronary arteries. The device rotates at 160,000 revolutions per minute, which reduces the risk of embolism. The rotational atherectomy catheter is best suited for the ablation of calcific or fibrotic plaque. It is a specialized device. It is typically used for a single procedure.
A rotational atherectomy catheter rotates at one million revolutions per minute. This device is used to remove plaque from the coronary arteries. This device is more effective for removing calcific or fibrotic plaque. It is best suited for use in a single-cath lab. It is designed for use in a range of conditions, and is FDA-cleared for a number of indications.
The Phoenix Atherectomy Catheter is CE-marked, but it is only available for investigational use in the US. It is used to sever arterial plaque and convey it into a bag outside the artery. The device can be controlled with a hand-operated advancer. This is an advanced model of atherectomy catheters, but its most useful application is in soft to moderate calcification. The rotablator is an expensive and complex tool.
The Crosser was first developed for use in CTOs in the coronary artery. It was later adapted into a peripheral CTO crossing device. Its patent segments equaled its outer diameter and created a larger luminal gain. It was approved for use in atherectomy procedures and soon became a popular option for coronary atherosclerosis treatment. It was not as effective as balloon angioplasty, but is still an effective alternative for revascularizing a narrowed coronary artery.
The Jetstream Navitus is a rotational atherectomy device that has dual-action capability. It performs atherectomy and aspiration at the same time. The cutting tip has two separate ports at the distal end. The ports allow the user to actively remove both excised tissues and fluids. The catheter is connected to a console containing two peristaltic pumps for both the aspiration and infusion of the atherectomy catheter.
In addition to the CRATE guidelines, the FDA has provided additional data on the SilverHawk atherectomy catheter. A total of 33 patients underwent atherectomy using the catheter. Of these, seventy-one percent underwent atherectomy. The cumulative patency rate was 89.1% at six months. Further, the investigators reported that there were no serious side effects of the procedure. Although the procedure is effective, there are several complications.
The Phoenix Atherectomy System has a front-cutting element at the distal tip. This enables the physician to treat the diseased vessel segment in a single procedure. It can also be used in a antegrade or subintimal plane to reach smaller vessels. The Phoenix catheter is battery operated, and is very easy to use. The battery-operated motor is used to rotate the Archimedes screw.
The Phoenix Atherectomy System is a device that is designed to break up thrombus from native peripheral arteries. It does not require any of the capital equipment components and is very easy to operate. The catheter is powered by a battery-operated motor. Its distal cutting element cuts through the plaque in the patient's artery and then is captured by an internal Archimedes screw. The result is a better blood flow.
Atherectomy is a minimally invasive procedure that removes plaque from arteries. The device is usually used for patients who have very hard plaque and stents that block the flow of blood in the artery. To prepare for the procedure, patients should eat a normal dinner the night before the procedure. They should avoid eating after midnight. In addition, patients should take their medications with water. For the procedure, the patients should wear comfortable clothing.