264 devices · GMDN 61227
An invasive vascular ultrasound system is a specialized medical device used during vascular procedures to detect and evaluate blockages or damage within blood vessels. By combining ultrasound, Doppler, and transit-time technology, these systems provide real-time imaging and measurements—such as blood flow and vascular resistance—to guide surgical interventions like clot removal or bypass procedures.
These systems are typically regulated as reusable medical devices, requiring compliance with sterilization and maintenance standards. They are often supplied as a modular unit, including a control console and an invasive probe designed for repeated use in clinical settings, though not within the vessel lumen itself.
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