The rheolytic thrombectomy device uses the Vortex effect to create a hydrodynamic vortex that attracts and breaks down the thrombus surrounding the vessel.
This over-the-wire rheolytic thrombectomy device uses the Venturi effect to create a hydrodynamic vortex that engulfs and disrupts surrounding thrombus. The system requires the use of a special system that creates a Rotational vortex effect that prevents emboli and breaks up the thrombus with TPA while preventing distal emboli.
It is a thrombectomy catheter that is advanced over a motorized wire. The Invamed Thrombectomy System is used to open the lumen and dissolve thrombus in venous peripheral obstructions (also available in pulmonary artery and vena cava inferior uses) in acute, subacute and chronic acute obstructions. The system consists of an active tip, motor unit and infusion port specially designed to dissolve thrombus. The active tip breaks up the thrombus with its rotational movement in the vessel. The procedure can be done by sending anti-thrombolytic drugs through the infusion port. In this way, the thrombus and the drug are mixed and dissolved and a rapid result can be obtained. Thrombectomy is performed in the treatment of peripheral venous occlusions, in the treatment of acute venous occlusions in the acute, subacute and chronic phases, in the treatment of opening the lumen and dissolving the thrombus, and in the treatment of the pulmonary artery and inferior vena cava.
