The Ton-Bridge Microcatheter is an end-hole, single-lumen catheter designed to be introduced over a steerable guidewire into the vasculature. The good supportability and strong kink resistance, can deliver appropriate devices (such as stents ,coils)into the periphery and neuro vasculature.
TBP-01 type medical aspiration pump is a kind of high negative pressure, high flow medical suction equipment driven by the main electricity supply, suitable for hospital general suction, can suck out blood, exudation, pus and other contents in surgery.
The Ton-Bridge Gekko™ Aneurysm Coils are specially designed for the endovascular coil embolization of arteriovenous fistulas and malfomations. Ton-bridge Coil Family provides the complex coils (3D) and helical coils(2D) to enhance the ability of farming, filling and durable aneurysm closure.
Helical Open-side Structure
Higher Acute Recanalization Rate
The Thrombite Clot Retriever Device, Featuring S-shaped Helical Open-side Structure, Is Designed For More Efficient Clot Removal And Optimum Revascularization In A Wide Range Of Vessels.
The Ton-Bridge MadatorTM DA Catheter is a monorail braided catheter which aims to deliver interventional devices into vascular system under strong kink resistance. Its distal flexural enhancement helps to navigate to target smoothly without enormous operational effort. The inner lumen is designed with large diameter and lubricated polymer film,making the catheter capable of matching multiple specs of devices and maintaining for long use.
Flow Diverter consists of a self-expanding cylindrical stent and a delivery system. The stent is mounted on the delivery system and preloaded inside a guiding sheath. The device can be delivered via a 0.021’’/0.027’’ microcatheter (depending on device size). The diameter ranges from 2.5 to 6.5 mm and the length from 10 to 50 mm. By implantation of the device, it covers the neck of aneurysm, induces disruption of flow around the neck while diverting flow away from the aneurysm into the vessel. This results in aneurysm thrombosis followed by shrinkage of the aneurysm.