TemREN PRO Atherectomy System

TemREN PRO Atherectomy System; A 旋轉方向性 專門用於 斑塊切除 在外周動脈中,可增加 流明 恢復,同時將氣壓創傷降至最低。

TemREN represents a front-cutting atherectomy device engineered to mechanically debulkclear plaque within peripheral arteries—especially in challenging PAD (Peripheral Arterial Disease) lesions. By combining 低调 design, direct lesion access以及 reduced vessel trauma, TemREN is poised to enhance both efficacyprocedural confidence in the 血管內 management of systemic atherosclerosis.

Front Cutter
  • Direct Lesion Debulking: The front-cutting mechanism addresses atherosclerotic tissue at the lesion core, 減少 the need for nosecone passage prior to cutting.
  • Minimized Vessel Trauma: By precise plaque shaving rather than forceful pushing, the cutter design aims to lower shear stress or vessel dissection risk.
  • 增強傳送能力: A streamlined catheter shaft navigates through tortuous pathways without unnecessary friction, improving trackability and pushability.
  • Wire Guidance: The over-the-wire approach allows stable lesion crossing, facilitating accurate lesion engagement and device alignment.
  • Mechanical Atheromatous Removal: Atherectomy can diminish plaque burden while preservingmaximizing native vessel patency, potentially limiting adjunctive stenting.
  • Optimized Physiologic Remodeling: By clearing plaque from the lumen, flow dynamics are restored with lower reliance on metallic implants.
  • Femoral, Popliteal, and Infrapopliteal Vessels: Suitable for a range of peripheral segments typically subjected to high shear stress from stenting or angioplasty alone.
  • Adjunct to Balloon Angioplasty: Enhances the efficacy of subsequent balloon dilation or drug delivery.
  • Direct Lesion Debulking: The front-cutting mechanism addresses atherosclerotic tissue at the lesion core, 減少 the need for nosecone passage prior to cutting.
  • Minimized Vessel Trauma: By precise plaque shaving rather than forceful pushing, the cutter design aims to lower shear stress or vessel dissection risk.
  • 增強傳送能力: A streamlined catheter shaft navigates through tortuous pathways without unnecessary friction, improving trackability and pushability.
  • Wire Guidance: The over-the-wire approach allows stable lesion crossing, facilitating accurate lesion engagement and device alignment.
  • Mechanical Atheromatous Removal: Atherectomy can diminish plaque burden while preservingmaximizing native vessel patency, potentially limiting adjunctive stenting.
  • Optimized Physiologic Remodeling: By clearing plaque from the lumen, flow dynamics are restored with lower reliance on metallic implants.
  • Femoral, Popliteal, and Infrapopliteal Vessels: Suitable for a range of peripheral segments typically subjected to high shear stress from stenting or angioplasty alone.
  • Adjunct to Balloon Angioplasty: Enhances the efficacy of subsequent balloon dilation or drug delivery.