Low profile chronic total occlusions Balloon Dilatation Catheter with FDA Certificate

During a CTO procedure, an interventional cardiologist may use a CTO balloon dilatation catheter to attempt to recanalize or reopen the occluded artery. The catheter is designed to navigate through the coronary arteries until it reaches the site of the blockage. Once in place, the balloon at the tip of the catheter is inflated, which exerts pressure on the occlusion, compressing the plaque or clot and widening the artery lumen, thereby restoring blood flow to the affected heart muscle.

CTO interventions are complex and challenging procedures that require specialized skills and equipment. They are typically performed in patients who have significant coronary artery disease and have not responded well to other forms of treatment, such as medication or stent placement.

Products Feature

• The soft and tapered tip 

• Advanced laser bonding technology 

• Hardness gradient design optimize the catheter flexibility and improve pushability 

• Spiral cut design of the Proximal 

• hypotube Hydrophilic coating