Periphery – Bendit Technologies

Increased flexibility =
Fast navigation and precise positioning

Thanks to Bendit’s 360 degree rotating tip, the need to reshape another microcatheter is decreased, potentially saving procedure time and reducing radiation exposure.

Do more with Bendit

Bendit offers a new experience of micro-catheterization with its combination of torqueability, steerable controlled tip, and lock-to-treat mechanism. The internal lumen can also be used as a working channel. This unique design removes the need for additional guidewires or pre-shaped catheters, which potentially reduces procedure time, radiation exposure, and the quantity of contrast media required.

1:1 proximal to distal torque mirroring while providing great flexibility
360° rotation reduces the need to exchange guide wires and pre-shaped catheters
Distal tip shape can be locked and therefore facilitate stability and accurate delivery of materials
Working channel through the internal lumen
Enables Selective positioning
Atraumatic distal tip

Examples of Indications for Interventional Radiology and Oncology:

Liver Mapping
Hepatic malignancies
Interventional Oncology (IO)

Gastrointestinal hemorrhage
Uterine and prostatic artery embolization
Visceral artery aneurysms

We finally have a microcatheter that can both intentionally direct and follow wires into critical territories to treat cancers, perform embolization and other complex therapies.

Professor Ziv Haskal Interventional radiologist of the University of Virginia School of Medicine

Case study

Breast Cancer - Lenox Hill Hospital, NY

Breast Cancer – ‘Inject Contrast As You Go’ with the Bendit 2.7 (Dr. Robert Rosen, Lenox Hill Hospital, NY)