AZUR™ Vascular Plug for Arterial Embolization


Next generation microvascular plug technology designed for microcatheter delivery in arteries up to 8mm

Precise, Stable Occlusion Is Within Your Reach

The AZUR™ Vascular Plug offers exceptional performance in a variety of applications, including splenic embolization procedures, partial splenic embolization, transarterial embolization, hepatic arterial embolization, transcatheter arterial embolization, and arterial embolization for bleeding.

Whether you are treating a pulmonary arterial venous malformation (PAVM), managing complications related to Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (HHT), or addressing other vascular issues, the precise design and effective occlusion capabilities of the AZUR™ Vascular Plug allows for controlled and targeted embolization to enhance patient outcomes.

AZUR™ Vascular Plug

PRODUCT CODE

AZUR™ Vascular Plug

PRODUCT
CODE
DESCRIPTION OUTER DIAMETER (OD) REFERENCE
VESSEL SIZE
REFERENCE
IMPLANTED LENGTH
45-180500 AZUR Vascular Plug (Small) 5 mm 2.5 mm min 13.5 mm
4.5 mm max 8.5 mm
45-180800 AZUR Vascular Plug (Medium) 8 mm 4.5 mm min 16.0 mm
6.5 mm max 12.0 mm
45-181000 AZUR Vascular Plug (Large) 10 mm 6.5 mm min 18.5 mm
8 mm max 15.0 mm

PG Pro™ Peripheral Microcatheter

PRODUCT CODE DESCRIPTION LENGTH MAX PRESSURE RO MARKERS
PGP28140STR PG Pro Peripheral Microcatheter 2.8Fr, Straight 140 cm 1200 PSI 2 (3cm, distal tip)
PGP28165STR 165 cm

GLIDEWIRE® GT Guidewire

PRODUCT CODE DESCRIPTION DIAMETER LENGTH GRIND LENGTH TIP SHAPE RADIOPAQUE LENGTH
RG*ES1820SP GLIDEWIRE GT 018” 200 cm
Straight Shapeable
0.018” 200 cm 25 cm Straight - Shapeable 2 cm
RG*GW1820SP GLIDEWIRE GT 018” 200 cm
Double Angle
0.018” 200 cm 25 cm Double Angle 2 cm

Frequently Asked Questions

What is splenic embolization?

Splenic embolization is a minimally invasive procedure performed by interventional radiologists or surgeons to treat various conditions involving the spleen. During the procedure, tiny particles or coils are inserted into the blood vessels supplying the spleen, blocking or reducing blood flow to specific areas. This technique is used to manage spleen-related issues such as traumatic injuries, splenic artery aneurysms, or hypersplenism. By selectively blocking blood supply, splenic embolization can control bleeding, prevent rupture, or decrease spleen size while preserving its function. This procedure offers an alternative to surgical removal of the spleen and is associated with shorter hospital stays and faster recovery times.

 

What is arterial embolization?

Arterial embolization is a sophisticated technique employed by interventional radiologists or surgeons to treat various vascular conditions. It involves the insertion of tiny particles or embolic materials into the arterial blood vessels, blocking the flow of blood to specific target areas. This procedure is commonly used to manage conditions such as tumors, vascular malformations, aneurysms, or uncontrollable bleeding. By obstructing the blood supply, arterial embolization can effectively shrink or eliminate the abnormal vascular structures, control bleeding, or prevent further complications. This minimally invasive approach offers significant benefits compared to traditional surgery, including reduced risks, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery times.

DOCUMENTS

AZUR Vascular Plug IFU
PG Pro Peripheral Microcatheter IFU
Embolization Pocket Guide

REFERENCES

1. Data on file
2. AZUR Vascular Plug IFU 100074 Rev. D 2023
3. PG Pro Peripheral Microcatheter IFU 100063 Rev. D Revised 2023-10