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VasoView® EVH System
3200 Lakeside Drive
Santa Clara, California
95054
United States
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(408) 845-3400
(408) 845-3568 FAX
(888) 880-2874 SALES
(888) 899-2874 SALES FAX
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The active lifestyles of today's cardiac surgery patients require progressive solutions that enable a more rapid recovery and speedy return to everyday life. Since the introduction of endoscopic vessel harvesting (EVH), clinicians have been able to provide nearly 400,000 CABG patients with a higher standard of care 1-9:
- Faster ambulation
- Shorter hospital stays
- Reduced risk of infection and complications
- Reduced postoperative pain
Significantly enhanced cosmesis
The Boston Scientific VASOVIEW® 6 EVH system is an intuitive, sixth-generation device designed to facilitate the incorporation of EVH into practice. Backed by Boston Scientific's industry-leading training programs and in-the-field support from seasoned clinical consultants, VASOVIEW® 6 provides real options to cardiac surgeons and their surgical teams and real benefits to the patients they serve.
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PRODUCT FEATURES
- Stream-lined Dissection Tip
Designed for ease of dissection, improved tunnel creation, and optimum clarity.
- Bisector Cautery Device
Designed to provide highly hemostatic cauterization, increased extension, and full 360° rotation for superior flexibility and maneuverability.
- Closed-System Insufflation
A closed system, with CO2 insufflation, designed to create clear, long tunnel views, using innovative focal distal insufflation for further-reaching visualization.
- Intuitive Handle Design
Built in controls and a new thumbwheel are designed to simplify use and provide excellent maneuverability.
Refer to the Instructions For Use (IFU) for detailed description, instructions, contraindications, warnings and precautions.
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