Membrane-directed aspiration creates negative pressure to secure friable thrombi without excessive radial force, preventing vessel wall damage.
Rotating distal tip with OCT sensor provides real-time vessel imaging to navigate occlusions safely without damaging artery walls.
Segmented vacuum systems resolve contradictions between suction capability and device complexity in uterine resection.
Cup-shaped surface and raised elements redirect tangential particles into the collection chamber, resolving dispersion issues during atherectomy.
A catheter with an expandable distal tip retains cut tissue in a closed position and opens to release deposits.
A tissue-removing catheter adjusts rotational speed via a motor control circuit linked to an advancement sensor.
A distal release retrieval assembly enables controlled entrapment and extraction of stone fragments within anatomical lumens.