58 devices · GMDN 47490
A coronary optical coherence tomography system is a specialized imaging assembly that uses light-based technology to capture high-resolution cross-sectional images of the inside of coronary arteries. It is used clinically during interventional cardiology procedures to assess vessel structure, plaque characteristics, and stent placement with exceptional detail.
These systems typically include a main console with image storage and display capabilities, along with a disposable optical-imaging catheter that connects to the console to transmit images from within the blood vessel. They are supplied as integrated platforms and may be utilized in diagnostic angiography, radiology, or interventional cardiology settings.
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