Atlas^Ⓡ The Peripheral Stent System consists of two components;

Implantable endoprosthesis and stent delivery system.

It is a self-expanding stent produced with laser-cut technology consisting of a nickel-titanium alloy (Nitinol).

Radiopaque markers of tantalum, located at both the proximal and distal ends of the stent, increase the visibility of the stent and aid in its placement.

Transmission system 0.035”

Compatible with (0.89 mm) guide

Peripheral self-expanding

• High flexibility

• Radiopaque TANTALIUM markers

• Superior bending strength

• Excellent pushability

Atlas^Ⓡ The Peripheral Stent System is a highly flexible, self-expanding stent for the treatment of arterial vascular occlusions in the iliac artery, femoral artery and popliteal artery.

The open cell stent structure provides high flexibility and excellent vessel alignment, combined with low stent shortening. Available in stent diameters from 5 to 8 mm and with a 6F delivery system (short and long shaft) in stent lengths from 20 to 200 mm.

High Stent Durability

• Low breakage rate with high radial strength
• High quality electric polishing and surface treatment, high adds stent integrity resulting in durability.
• Reduced microcracks reduce the likelihood of stent cracking.
• Optimum balance between Flexibility and Radial Force
• Adapts to the vein in the best way
• Provides homogeneous lesion support
• Sensitive Stent Delivery System
• Better bending fatigue and axial and radial fatigue higher resistance to Flexible Stent Structure

Flexible Stent Structure

• Cell design provides excellent flexibility, provides a balance of comfort and curl resistance.
• Optimal vessel adaptation
• Stable stent platform does not compromise flexibility It offers the most suitable radial force without Minimal shortening
• With laser sourced tantalum markers excellent stent visibility

They are applied in the following cases

• Unsatisfactory result of a PTA procedure (residual stenosis),
• Inner vessel membrane delamination,
• Vessel wall elasticity disorders and pressure from the outside,
• Recurrent st

Atlas^Ⓡ stent easily adapts it’s shape to the arterial wall and does not dislocate itself after deployment. The elasticity of the stent as well as flexibility of the delivery system allows the use of Atlas^Ⓡeven in tortuous vessels.
Atlas^Ⓡself-expanding peripheral stent system is intended to improve luminal diameter in the treatment of symptamotic de novo or restenotic lesions up to 180 mm in length in the native superficial femoral artery and/or proximal popliteal arteries with reference vessel diameters ranging from 3.5 mm – 7.5 mm.