MORE QUALITY OF LIFE³, SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE TREATMENT OF MTS.
MORE QUALITY OF LIFE³, SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE TREATMENT OF MTS.
The sinus obliquus is the only self-expanding hybrid stent with a beveled proximal stent tip in a closed-cell design used to treat symptomatic obstruction of the iliac vein near the bifurcation to the inferior vena cava. Approximately 50-60%¹’² of patients with iliofemoral venous thrombosis have compression of the predominantly left iliac vein by the right iliac artery – the so-called May-Thurner syndrome. The special design of the sinus obliquus enables the treatment of this special indication.
Uniqueness
The ONLY stent with oblique design, specifically for MTS.
Radial force and flexibility are applied where they are needed.
Oblique Power Crown
Lower risk of thromboembolism or occlusions due to the adapted radial force of the closed-cell portion of the stent.
Repositionability
Enables precise stent placement increasing the chances of a successful intervention.
Study Data – TOPOS 12-month-results³
Primary patency all patients: 84.2%
Assisted primary patency: 91.1%
Secondary patency: 98.2%
Included PTS patients: 100%
Study Data – TOPOS 24-month-results
Primary patency all patients: 80.7%
Assisted primary patency: 91.1%
Secondary patency: 96.4%
Included PTS patients: 100%
1 Prof. Dr. Schlager, Endovaskuläre venöse Rekanalisation: Stents für die Venen | Ärztezeitung (aerztezeitung.at), 25.09.2018
2 Schleimer et al, The treatment of Post-Thrombotic Syndrome, Dtsch Arztebl Int., 2016
3 Sebastian et al, Twelve-month clinical outcomes of a hybrid oblique self-expanding nitinol stent used for the treatment of post-thrombotic syndrome with common iliac vein compression: The TOPOS study, sagepub.com., 2021
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