Mustapha, “The Spex LP has an extremely low lesion-entry profile and provides unmatched flexibility and trackability, especially in difficult cases.”Ĭompany Co-founder and COO John Fulkerson noted, “Our physician partners expressed a need for a lower profile support catheter that doesn’t sacrifice strength. Mustapha, MD, FACC is the Director of Endovascular Interventions at Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Centers for Amputation Prevention in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Mathews was among the first physicians to utilize the Spex LP in medical procedures. Jay Mathews, MD, MS, FACC of Bradenton Cardiology Center in Bradenton, Florida. “Using the new Spex LP with the Spex 35 creates a ‘telescoping’ action for extra support,” said S. Like the Spex™ catheter, the new Spex LP has a customizable tip that can be shaped to the desired angle and is compatible with the physician’s choice of guidewire and procedural technique. The Spex LP can be combined with the Reflow Spex™ 35 for more robust support. It also features three radiopaque markers that enhance visibility on imaging. The new Spex LP is engineered to provide the lowest profile tip for accessing and crossing the tightest and most complex lesions with a supportive system. Reflow Medical, a California-based medical device company, introduces the Reflow Spex LP (Low Profile) 0.014 and 0.018-inch reinforced support catheters. Reflow Spex LP (Low Profile) shapeable catheter is engineered to provide the lowest profile tip. The new Spex LP is engineered to provide the lowest profile tip for accessing and crossing the tightest and most complex lesions with a supportive system

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