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deflect
(redirected from deflectable)

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The Venture catheter is a unique catheter designed with a deflectable tip - a feature that allows interventional cardiologists to treat difficult-to-reach areas of the coronary anatomy.
The Company's EP product line includes the EP-WorkMate[R] Electrophysiology Workstation, the MapMate[TM] Navigation Interface, the NurseMate[TM] Remote Review Charting Station, the EP-4[TM] Computerized Cardiac Stimulator, fixed and deflectable diagnostic electrophysiology catheters and related disposable supplies, and the ViewMate[R] intracardiac ultrasound catheter imaging system.
The Company's EP product line includes the EP-WorkMate[R] Electrophysiology Workstation, the EP-4[TM]Computerized Cardiac Stimulator, fixed and deflectable diagnostic electrophysiology catheters and related disposable supplies, the NurseMate[TM] Remote Review Station, and the ViewMate[R] intracardiac ultrasound catheter imaging and ViewFlex[TM] Intracardiac Ultrasound Catheter.
 
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