Explore the table

18 device families. One procedural map.

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  1. 01AccessNeedles, access kits, and instruments used to establish controlled entry.9 devices
  2. 02WiresNavigation tools, exchange platforms, and supportive delivery rails.9 devices
  3. 03Sheaths & DilatorsWorking access platforms, valves, and systems for controlled tract enlargement.7 devices
  4. 04Diagnostic CathetersShaped catheters used to select vessels and define anatomy.11 devices
  5. 05Microcatheters, Microwires & Crossing SystemsLow-profile tools for distal access, support, and lesion crossing.6 devices
  6. 06Contrast & Table SetupThe connectors, valves, syringes, and systems that organize the working table.9 devices
  7. 07EmbolicsAgents and devices used for purposeful vascular occlusion.13 devices
  8. 08BalloonsDevices for dilation, occlusion, molding, and drug delivery.9 devices
  9. 09Stents & Stent GraftsImplants that scaffold vessels or exclude diseased segments.8 devices
  10. 10Thrombectomy & LysisSystems and agents used to remove or dissolve thrombus.7 devices
  11. 11Retrieval & IVC FiltersTools for capture, foreign-body retrieval, and caval filtration.6 devices
  12. 12Drains & Enteral AccessCatheters and tubes for fluid drainage, decompression, and feeding access.9 devices
  13. 13Biliary & GenitourinaryDevices for ductal, collecting-system, and urinary tract intervention.16 devices
  14. 14Central Venous AccessTemporary, tunneled, and implanted systems for central venous access.9 devices
  15. 15Image-Guided Biopsy & AblationSampling devices and energy-delivery systems for image-guided therapy.11 devices
  16. 16AV Dialysis AccessDevices used to evaluate and restore fistula and graft function.5 devices
  17. 17TIPS & Portal HypertensionSystems used in portal decompression and variceal therapies.4 devices
  18. 18Closure, Hemostasis & SecurementDevices that close access sites, achieve hemostasis, and secure lines or drains.15 devices