GORE VIABAHN VBX Balloon Expandable Endo
by W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. · 136 matching models
5–11 mm diameter · 15–79 mm long · 80–135 cm shaft · sheath 6–8 Fr
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Balloon-expandable covered stents
Find covered and bare vascular stents by diameter, length, delivery length and sheath size, arterial or venous, self- or balloon-expanding.
2 product lines · Covered · Balloon-expandable
LifeStream
by Clearstream Technologies Limited · 42 matching models
5–12 mm diameter · 16–58 mm long · 80–135 cm shaft
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between covered and bare-metal stents?
A covered stent (stent graft) has a fabric or polymer lining such as ePTFE that seals the vessel wall, used for ruptures, aneurysms, fistulas and some occlusions. A bare-metal stent is an open mesh that holds the vessel open.
Self-expanding or balloon-expandable?
Self-expanding stents (usually nitinol) spring open and flex with the vessel, suited to mobile segments. Balloon-expandable stents are placed precisely and have high radial strength, suited to ostial and calcified lesions.
What is a venous stent?
A stent designed for veins, such as the iliac veins in May-Thurner syndrome or post-thrombotic obstruction. Venous stents are typically larger (12 to 20 mm) and built to resist compression.
How many balloon-expandable covered stents are listed?
We list 2 product lines of balloon-expandable covered stents registered with the FDA, from manufacturers including W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc., Clearstream Technologies Limited.
How do I buy balloon-expandable covered stents outside the United States?
Open a product and use Where to buy: it lists the manufacturer's website, contact and distributor pages and any reps who cover your country. Approvals such as the CE mark vary by country, so confirm availability with the manufacturer.
Where do these sizes come from?
From the FDA Global Unique Device Identification Database, which lists every model and its labeled sizes. Attributes such as coating or covering come from the FDA text, the manufacturer's own pages, or the manufacturer directly; always confirm with the instructions for use.
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Sizes from the FDA Global Unique Device Identification Database (GUDID). Always confirm sizes, compatibility and approval in your country with the manufacturer's instructions for use.