Stent Graft (Wrapsody)
Dialysis patients can often experience complications due to stenosis and occlusions in the dialysis outflow circuit. This can lead to repeated interventions, frequent trips to the hospital, and inadequate dialysis treatments. The Merit WRAPSODY Cell-Impermeable Endoprosthesis is built to combat these challenges and extend long-term vessel patency rates.
UNIQUE TRI-LAYERED CELL-IMPERMEABLE ENDOPROSTHESIS MICROSTRUCTURE
_ INSIDE NOVEL SPUN GRAFT LAYER
The innermost layer of the WRAPSODY is made of a biocompatible, novel spun PTFE layer designed to reduce fibrin deposition and thrombus formation without coatings, chemicals, or drugs.
_MIDDLECELL IMPERMEABLE GRAFT LAYER
The WRAPSODY is engineered with an impermeable middle graft layer built to prevent transmural cellular migration without the use of drug bonding. The WRAPSODY’s cell-impermeable middle graft layer prevents cellular migration and tissue accumulation (as shown in pink) across device layers and around nitinol stent struts better than the leading ePTFE covered stent.
_ OUTER ePTFE STANDARD LAYER
The outer layer of the WRAPSODY is engineered with a standard, biocompatible ePTFE material that allows for necessary tissue ingrowth to prevent stent migration.
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