100% Pushability
The unique ClearStream KrossLock™ technology enables almost 100% of both push and torque to be transmitted from the hub right to the end of the catheter tip. Highly Durable Balloon
With the QuadFlex® balloon technology there is the potential to significantly improve success rate of the most difficult cases involving long occluded vessels including those utilising the sub-intimal approach. QuadFlex Balloon delivers: Flexibility
· Easily navigating to the required location Durability
· Capable of multiple inflations in types B/C lesions Strength
· High rated burst pressure
Rewrapability
Excellent memory resulting in very low profile after deflation to facilitate further entry into the target lesion and easy pull-back or re-entry into the sheath (5F) ReeKross 18 & ReeKross 14 (4F).
Reduces Time & Costs
Evaluations have shown that the ReeKross™ can reduce procedure time and reduce the number of catheters required.
Rekross Compliance 
The ReeKross balloon catheter for Subintimal Angioplasty and Stenting of Occluded Superficial Femoral Arteries. Courtesy of Dr. Mohan Adiseshiah, FRCS,FRCP University College Hospital, London WC1E 6AA
Subintimal recanalisation of SFA (right) using antegrade approach. Courtesy of Dr. med. P. von Bilderling, Gefäßpraxis im Tal, Munich, Germany
The ReeKross™ catheter to treat long infragenicular vessel occlusion. Coutesy of Dr. M Anderson, Dr. A D Platts Department of Radiology, Royal Free Hospital NHS Trust, London NW3 2QG
The ReeKross ™ catheter for the treatment of long lesions in the arterial segment below the knee. VILLA del SOLE, Salerno, Italy Vascular Surgery Dr. L. Salemme, Prof. P.Valitutti, Dr. E. Stabile, Dr. A.Russo
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ClearStream Technologies Ltd
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posted by MarcosMartins on 28 February 2010 23:04:32
posted by MarcosMartins on 14 December 2009 00:14:40
Excellent pushability,but the problem with bent or kiking is very important, if some of these ocurred you need to change the ballon because it will grip the wire and will be impossible advance the ballon.
Try to keep the hipotube straight all the possible time.
posted by phil on 17 October 2007 08:18:35
This is the difficult ureteroileal stricture succesfully dilated with the Reekross balloon.
posted by Andy Platts on 09 October 2007 13:10:49
Excellent pushability especially with a stiff hydrophilic wire. Speeds up infragenicular angioplasty enormously particularly with th 0.018 system. 20 minutes of creeping forwards with a low profile system is replaced by one rapid smooth push. A word of caution -- if the stainless tube is bent or angulated to extreme it "ovalises" and collapses, gripping the wire. If this occurs the ballon must be discarded and a new one used. Trying to staighten it will fracture the tube.
