A needle guard uses a resilient arm and elongate member to fully retract the distal tip of the needle.
Segmenting the host catheter allows independent insertion of multiple micro-catheters at different orientations, reducing invasiveness and infection risk.
Segmented anchoring and advancing balloons prevent tissue perforation while navigating complex inguinal canals.
A catheter with a rolling sleeve everts over the outer surface to minimize kinetic friction during insertion.
Segmented tip protector isolates hub engagement forces from the needle shaft using an axially shiftable inner member, preventing scraping damage.
A guide rail actuation assembly drives longitudinal movement of a malleable guide rail within a dilation catheter.
A constant pressure syringe driver delivers infusion fluid using a calibrated disposable set with a matched variable flow rate controller.
Nested repositioning sheath slides through introducer to reduce vessel trauma and improve perfusion.
A catheter needle assembly uses magnetic repulsion to reduce friction during withdrawal.