Megavac™ Mechanical Thrombectomy System
– Centers and secures the catheter tip position within the vessel. Proximally occludes antegrade blood flow from the target work zone creating a static work environment. Has the ability to deliver lesion disruptive devices and other therapeutic devices.

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