Duct Occluder

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Duct Occluder Specification

Treatment Type
Transcatheter occlusion

Automation Grade
Manual placement (catheter-delivered)

Use
Minimally invasive cardiac defect closure

Storage Capacity
Single use only, sterile packaging

Properties
Flexible, Self-Expandable, Biocompatible

Application
Closure of Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA)

Suitable For
Pediatric and Adult Cardiology Patients

Height
Varies according to device size (typically 4-18 mm)

Shape
Mushroom/Double-Disc

Function
Occludes abnormal blood flow in PDA

Product Type
Duct Occluder

Material
Nitinol (Nickel-Titanium Alloy)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Size varies as per model (e.g., 6mm - 18mm diameter)

Weight
Lightweight (few grams depending on size)

Color Code
Standard Grey/Metallic

Accuracy
High precision in defect closure

Sterility
Sterile, ready for single use

Delivery System
Delivered via catheter under fluoroscopic guidance

Model Name
Amplatzer Duct Occluder

Radiopacity
Radiopaque markers for precise positioning

Packaging
Blister pack with product information and instructions

MRI Compatibility
Conditional (Check IFU for details)

Regulatory Certification
CE Marked, US FDA Approved (varies by region)

Resistance
Corrosion and fatigue resistant due to Nitinol construction

Shelf Life
Typically 3-5 years from manufacture

About Duct Occluder

Add to Cart the new Amplatzer Duct Occluder-a top-drawer solution for transcatheter occlusion of Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA). Manufactured with immaculate precision using Nitinol alloy, this world-class device boasts flexible, self-expandable design and radiopaque markers for absolute positioning accuracy. Delivered via catheter under fluoroscopic guidance, it ensures minimally invasive, manual placement for both pediatric and adult cardiology patients. Competitively priced, it features sterile, single-use blister packaging with product information, CE Mark, and US FDA Approval (check region). Resistant to corrosion and fatigue, it's biocompatible with a typical 3-5 year shelf life.

Special Features and Application Sites of Duct Occluder

The Amplatzer Duct Occluder is specifically designed for closure of Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA), utilizing radiopaque markers and a flexible, self-expandable mushroom or double-disc shape for impeccable accuracy. Suitable for both pediatric and adult cardiology patients, it's used primarily in cardiac catheterization labs. Its special features include MRI compatibility, corrosion resistance, and lightweight nitinol construction, ensuring seamless performance in minimally invasive cardiac interventions across specialty hospitals and heart care centers.

Domestic Market Reach, Delivery Timeline, and Packaging

Our Duct Occluder dominates the domestic mar, with a strong presence in India as an exporter, supplier, and trader. The proposal amount is structured with competitive pricing, catering to bulk and single unit buyers alike. Expect prompt transportation, with standard delivery times optimized for urgent cardiac procedures. Each device is securely blister-packed, including comprehensive product information and sterile handling instructions, further ensuring safety and reliability from shipment to site of application.

FAQ's of Duct Occluder:

Q: How is the Amplatzer Duct Occluder delivered and positioned during a cardiac procedure?

A: The Amplatzer Duct Occluder is delivered via a catheter under fluoroscopic guidance, allowing manual placement with immaculate precision. Radiopaque markers facilitate optimal positioning for successful closure of the Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA).

Q: What are the main benefits of using a Nitinol-based occluder?

A: Nitinol construction provides excellent flexibility, superior fatigue and corrosion resistance, and consistent self-expansion, resulting in reliable and biocompatible closure of cardiac defects with minimal complications.

Q: Where is the primary site of application for this Duct Occluder?

A: This duct occluder is mainly used in cardiac catheterization laboratories and specialized cardiovascular hospitals for both pediatric and adult patients requiring PDA closure.

Q: When should the device be replaced or restocked by hospitals?

A: Hospitals should monitor the shelf life, typically 3 to 5 years from the date of manufacture, and replace or restock before expiry to maintain sterility and optimal device integrity.

Q: What packaging and regulatory certifications does the Amplatzer Duct Occluder carry?

A: Each device is packaged in a sterile blister pack with detailed instructions. It is CE marked and has US FDA approval, varying by region, ensuring world-class quality and compliance.

Q: How does the duct occluder function in PDA closure procedures?

A: The device is manually deployed via catheter to precisely occlude abnormal blood flow in the PDA, effectively sealing the defect to restore normal cardiovascular function.

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