A catheter uses photo-crosslinking and electromagnetic control to form hydrogel in situ, limiting migration during targeted embolization.
Venous access measures pressure indirectly and redirects blood to stabilize intracranial pressure while limiting brain trauma and infection risk.
A dual-syringe Venturi tip replaces impellers and fans to mix and spray enriched medical suspension onto inner lumen walls.
A detachable second tube separates at a controlled zone, allowing simultaneous liquid-embolic and device delivery while limiting catheter entrapment.
Separate drainage and return lumens limit oxygenated-blood recirculation while supporting right-ventricle decompression in portable lung assist.
A bonded flexible region expands with the inner layer to fit varied objects while reducing vascular injury and blood loss.
An internal track, manifold, and strain relief sheath support fluid control and multi-axis steering with less insertion force.
This catheter assembly uses a movable septum and spring return to enable repeated infusions and blood withdrawals without reassembly.
A barrier-separated catheter enables continuous drug infusion and CSF sampling while reducing cross-contamination and infection risk.
A dual-lumen catheter speeds embolization through simultaneous delivery and tip detachment.
Openings in the hypotube wall strengthen polymer bonding to the hub, while an interlock tool reduces damage during processing.
This catheter places an inflatable balloon near the pressure sensor to limit wall contact and improve esophageal readings.
A catheter-delivered spacer expands into a coaptation surface, helping treat tricuspid regurgitation while avoiding open-heart surgery.
Glass or carbon fiber reinforcement combines with clear plastic to resist bending without enlarging the cannula.
Terminating lumens isolate catheter sensors from bodily fluids during monitoring.
Multiple supply lumens and a distal discharge path support stable cooling as the cryoablation catheter navigates bent anatomy.
Collapsible tubing regulates initial flow to reduce hemolysis and vein collapse.
Radiopaque catheter markers guide CSF navigation while integrated filtration removes pathogens and enables targeted chemotherapy infusion.