A guide wheel advances a guidewire through an intravenous catheter housing, enabling one-handed advancement while maintaining blood flash visibility.
Integrated sensor sheath measures body fluid temperature to compensate for thermal fluctuations affecting enzyme-based analyte readings.
An introducer sheath and balloon catheter establish artificial antegrade blood flow to prevent non-target embolization during embolization procedures.
A catheter main body with a slit and tapered portion allows elastic deformation within a movable sheath to align a guide wire along the longitudinal axis.
Segmented bronchial isolation with suction removes air pressure to prevent pneumothorax during endobronchial ablation.
An aspiration catheter uses a slant cut tip to create a curved shape and non-circular opening, improving clot removal in restricted neurovascular spaces.
A transvenous intracardiac pacing catheter uses shape-memory nitinol leads to expand and contact heart tissue securely.
A self-dilating catheter introducer expands radially via an obturator to accommodate varying French scale sizes.
A stiffness-varying intravenous needle converts from rigid to soft form at body temperature using a shape memory alloy.
A split sheath dilator creates a subcutaneous pocket and guides an implantable device antenna into position.
A catheter shape retainer prevents kinking in cerebral infarction treatments by maintaining the device position during puncture removal.
A coaxial cannula and needle assembly retracts the sharp element into a protective enclosure after use.
An inner sliding segment replaces the clogged distal portion of a peripheral intravenous catheter, extending device lifespan and reducing vein trauma.
A crosslinked polymer sleeve protects the radiopaque marker from oxidation while ensuring a flush transition to reduce tissue snagging.