Evolution^® RL rotational TLE system

Evolution^® RL rotational TLE system Developing lead extraction devices that provide physicians excellent safety profiles is the focus of our work. Rotational transvenous lead extraction (TLE) is safe, effective, and efficient when using the Evolution RL as a first choice.

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Needle's Eye Snare^®

Needle's Eye Snare^® The Needle’s Eye Snare is the only device indicated for femoral lead extraction. Enabling clinicians to efficiently and safely perform lead extraction procedures while helping to avoid common areas of complication. When used as a primary approach for lead extraction, the Needle’s Eye Snare resulted in clinical success in 98.2% of patients, with a major complication rate of 0.7% and no procedural mortality.

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Bulldog™ Lead Extender

Bulldog™ Lead Extender The Bulldog™ Lead Extender aids in the removal of broken or lumenless cardiac leads or those that contain cable conductor wires, such as implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) leads. The Bulldog extends the lead so it can be drawn through a sheath. Request Information

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