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Peripheral

Outcomes of Non-compliant Balloons in the Treatment of
Lower Extremity Chronic Limb-Threatening Ischemia: A Prospective Study

The use of JADE high pressure, non-compliant balloon is effective in achieving good vessel patency, limb salvage,
and low rate of intra-procedural complications in the CLTI patients.

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Peripheral

High Pressure, Non-compliant Balloon Angioplasty for Long and Calcified Infra-popliteal
and Infra-malleolar Lesions is Feasible

This study shows that a high pressure, non-compliant balloon is feasible for the treatment of infra-popliteal and infra-malleolar calcified lesions.
High rate of technical success demonstrates use as an endovascular treatment option for complex lesions.

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Peripheral

Utility of A Novel High Pressure Non-compliant Balloon for Tibial Atherosclerotic Lesions in
Asian Patients with Chronic Limb Threatening Ischaemia

The high pressure and non-complaint JADE balloon is safe for the treatment of severely calcified infra-popliteal lesion in CLTI patients.
It is associated with highly satisfactory acute technical success and one-year limb salvage.

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Coronary

Procedural Effectiveness with A Focused Force Scoring Angioplasty Catheter:
Procedural and Clinical Outcomes from the The Scoreflex NC Trial

Primary endpoints and clinical insights regarding the Tang study group.

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Coronary

Three-Year Clinical Outcomes of Ultra-Thin Strut Sirolimus-Eluting Stents in Patients with Highly Complex Coronary Lesions: A retrospective Real-World Study

In everyday complex PCI, the eucaLimus™ ultra-thin strut DES is a reliable stent, demonstrating sustained safety and efficacy with durable 3-year outcomes, even in complex and high-risk patient populations

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