FFR & IVUS Systems

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    COMET™ Pressure Guidewire

    COMET™ is a true workhorse pressure guidewire designed to be highly deliverable. Offering FFR, DFR™, and Pd/Pa measurements and providing streamlined workflow to facilitate decreased procedure duration.

    1. Interventional Cardiology
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    OPTICROSSTM HD 60 MHz
    Coronary Imaging Catheter

    High Definition, Clear Results
    Set a new standard for image quality, depth and deliverability with the new OPTICROSS HD 60 MHz Coronary Imaging Catheters.

    1. Interventional Cardiology
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    OptiCross™ Coronary Imaging Catheter

    The OptiCross™ Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) catheter is a highly deliverable catheter that physicians rate more deliverable than Volcano Eagle Eye™*, especially in complex lesions.

    1. Interventional Cardiology
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    OPTICROSS™ 18 Peripheral Imaging Catheter

    The Opticross 18 IVUS catheter delivers confidence to guide complex lesions. The best in class deliverability enables crossing challenging lesions while providing exceptional image quality.

    1. Interventional Cardiology
    2. Vascular Surgery
    3. Interventional Radiology
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    POLARIS Multi-Modality Guidance System

    Navigate to better outcomes with the POLARIS Mutli-Modality Guidance System. Use a single system to inform treatment decisions with coronary physiology (FFR, DFRTM and Pd/Pa) and high-definition IVUS.

    1. Interventional Cardiology
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    ULTRA ICE™️ PLUS Ultrasound Imaging Catheter

    ULTRA ICE™ PLUS Ultrasound Imaging Catheter for Intracardiac Imaging

    ICE provides the combination of real-time imaging and soft tissue visualization that cannot be duplicated by fluoroscopy, pre-operative imaging (CT or MR), or electroanatomic mapping. Not only can you identify anatomical structures, you can visualize where devices are relative to those structures.

    1. Electrophysiology
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