BiDirectional Angioplasty
What is bidirectional angioplasty?
What is bidirectional angioplasty?
What is bidirectional angioplasty?
The Bi-Directional Catheter Sheath Device™ is a specialized medical sheath used in angioplasty that allows doctors to guide a wire in both directions—towards the heart and towards the feet—without needing a second artery puncture. This innovation improves efficiency and reduces patient risk during vascular procedures.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
What is bidirectional angioplasty?
What is bidirectional angioplasty?
The Bi-Directional Catheter Sheath Device™ works by using an internal turn-around wire guide inside the sheath. When a guide wire is inserted in the retrograde direction (towards the heart), the device redirects it 180 degrees within the sheath, allowing it to continue in the antegrade direction (towards the feet). This enables practitioners to perform examinations and treatments in both directions using a single artery puncture, improving procedural flexibility and reducing patient risk.
how could this help people?
What is bidirectional angioplasty?
how could this help people?
The Bi-Directional Catheter Sheath Device™ can help people by improving the safety and effectiveness of angioplasty and other vascular procedures. It allows doctors to examine and treat arteries in both directions without requiring additional punctures, reducing the risk of complications, bleeding, and recovery time. This innovation can lead to less invasive procedures, faster healing, and better patient outcomes, especially for those with complex vascular conditions.
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