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Turbo Elite®
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Vascular Intervention LASER ATHERECTOMY The innovative, safe and versatile solution for treating stenoses above and below the knee Always Reaching Farther

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THE SAFE AND VERSATILE WAY TO CROSS, PREPARE AND PRESERVE VESSELS ABOVE AND BELOW THE KNEE The Turbo-EliteTM laser atherectomy catheter captures the Reliably Simple power of ultraviolet light to provide a versatile and reliable With its safe and easy-to-use technology, Turbo-Elite pro- tool for treating multiple lesion morphologies. By working vides laser-accurate control with none of the moving parts at the molecular level, Turbo-Elite is capable of powering or cutting blades of competing atherectomy catheters. through challenging infrainguinal stenoses and occlusions, Strong Clinical...

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ENHANCED PERFORMANCE AND EFFECTIVENESS Revascularization of a Left SFA CTO using the Turbo Elite 2.3mm Catheter Pre-Procedure images show the SFA CTO with reconstitution at the adductor canal (left) and the distal CTO cap with run-off to the popliteal (middle left). After 2 passes with Turbo-Elite at settings of 60/40 and PTA (no stenting), the post-procedure images show the successful revascularization of the SFA through to the popliteal. Cost-Effective Atherectomy Solution Clinical Support and Expertise Through a single device that can both cross and debulk a Spectranetics offers...

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TURBO-ELITETM LASER ATHERECTOMY CATHETER OTW Peripheral Over-the-Wire Catheters Catheter Diameter Model Number Vessel Diameter Max Shaft Outer Diameter Working Length RX Peripheral Rapid Exchange Catheters Catheter Diameter Model Number Vessel Diameter Max Guidewire Compatibility Sheath Compatibility Max Shaft Outer Diameter Working Length Important Safety Information The TurboElite Laser Catheter is indicated for the treatment of peripheral arterial disease (PAD) located in the legs. Potential adverse events associated with procedures used to treat PAD may include: a sudden, temporary or...

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