Vascular Closure Device

Hemostasis device designed for vascular closure following interventional procedures. Provides effective arterial puncture site closure to reduce complications and patient recovery time.

Devices for vascular puncture site closure in interventional procedures. These products provide hemostasis and reduce patient discomfort after vascular interventions.

Vascular closure device designed for hemostasis following arterial puncture in interventional procedures. Vasseal provides rapid and reliable vessel sealing to reduce complications and recovery time in endovascular interventions.

Hemostatic device for vascular access closure following interventional procedures with rapid and safe vessel sealing.

Precision nitinol and platinum components for percutaneous vascular closure devices. Manufactured for reliable hemostasis at arterial puncture sites with minimal tissue trauma.

A single-use linear stapling device designed for closure and ligation of thin tissues including blood vessels and vascular bundles (pedicles) during surgical procedures.

Mechanical device for hemostasis following radial artery puncture in cardiac catheterization. Applies calibrated pressure to achieve vessel closure and reduce bleeding complications.

Devices supporting vascular closure following catheter-based procedures. These products complete the procedural pathway with predictable handling and reliable performance.

A vascular vessel closure system used in peripheral vascular intervention to achieve hemostasis after interventional procedures.

Specialized device for hemostatic sealing of blood vessels during surgical interventions. Developed as the first domestic high-frequency vessel closure and cutting system, providing reliable vessel management in general and specialized surgical applications.

A medical device designed for securing and closing surgical or traumatic wounds. Provides reliable wound approximation for primary wound healing.

Interventional implant for treating structural cardiac defects such as atrial septal defects or patent foramen ovale. Provides percutaneous closure without open surgery.