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CeraFlex™ PDA Occluder






Innovative delivery system

360° flexible rotation, accurate positioning.

Pre-mounted delivery system, convenient operation.

lock/release mechanism, safe placement and detachment.

 

M.A. Astarcioglu, etc., Ceraflex versus Amplatzer occluder for secundum atrial septal defect closure, Multicenter clinical experience, Herz. 2015 Apr;40(Supplement 2):146-150. Epub 2015 Feb 8.



Titanium Nitride coating technology

Prevent Nickel leaching.

Accelerate endothelialization and close defect rapidly. 

Soften Nitinol material and provide a more compliant and flexible implant.



Excellent braided structure

Offer potential benefits to decrease the chance of clot formation on the left atrial disc with braided technology instead of distal clamp.

Offer better adaptation in the interatrial septum with flexible disc.



Strategic Membrane Selection 

PTFE membrane was sewn into PDA devices to decrease residual shunt.

PET membrane was sewn into the ASD/PFO devices to get lower profile sheath.



CeraFlexTM PDA Occluder

Code

 Waist Diameter (mm)W

 Proximal Diameter (mm)

 Distal Diameter (mm)

Waist Length (mm)

Minimum   Recommended Sheath Size SteerEaseTM  (Fr.)

LT-PDAf-0406

10

4

6

7

SFP6F-f

LT-PDAf-0608

12

6

8

7

SFP7F-f

LT-PDAf-0810

14

8

10

7

SFP7F-f

LT-PDAf-1012

16

10

12

7

SFP8F-f

LT-PDAf-1214

20

12

14

7

SFP9F-f

LT-PDAf-1416

22

14

16

8

SFP9F-f

LT-PDAf-1618

24

16

18

8

SFP10F-f

LT-PDAf-1820

26

18

20

9

SFP12F-f

LT-PDAf-2022

28

20

22

9

SFP12F-f

LT-PDAf-2224

30

22

24

10

SFP14F-f



CeraFlexTM versus Amplatzer occluder for secundum atrial septal defect closure: Multicenter clinical experience 

M.A. Astarcioglu, etc., Herz 2015, DOI 10.1007/s00059-014-4192-0

© Urban & Vogel 2015



Between 2010 and 2014, 125 patients underwent atrial septal defect closure with the CeraFlexTM septal occluder (n=58) and the Amplatzerseptal occluder (n=67) under transesophageal echocardiography guidance. Patient characteristics, the stretched size of the defect, device size, and fluoroscopy time were similar between the groups. The immediate and follow-up complete occlusion rates for both groups were 100%. There was no device embolization, procedure-related stroke, or pericardial effusion.

From the study, the CeraFlexTM septal occluder is a safe and efficient device for closure of secundum atrial septal defects with no procedural complications. The CeraFlexTM has similar outcomes when compared with the Amplatzer septal occluder device. The advantage of the CeraFlexTM  septaloccluder device is that it can be deployed without the tension of the delivery catheter.