PTA Balloons

PTA Balloons

Cook Medical and Abbott PTA balloons stand out for their unique specifications, which expand the procedural possibilities and restore blood flow to the affected blood vessel more effectively.

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Cook Medical and Abbott offer a wide selection of manufactured catheters with a PTA balloon. You may choose from standard balloon catheters or shallow profile PTA balloons. The Advance®35LP Low Profile PTA Balloon Expandable Catheter is just one of many advanced options. The texture of the PliaformTM balloon reduces friction by more than 50% to make it easier to overcome damage and retract the balloon after deflation. The D-shaped balloon cavity ensures rapid inflation and deflation. The structure of the Starcast™ balloon makes it easy to refill the sheath so that you can repeat the treatment during the same procedure.

We invite you to consult with our specialists, who will help you choose the most suitable remedy for treating narrowed blood vessels.

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Models:

  • Standard balloon catheter
  • Very low profile PTA balloons
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