One Device for Multiple Indications
The Rotarex™ S Rotational Atherothrombectomy System is designed to remove both thrombus and plaque in acute to chronic arterial occlusions:
Stents (in-stent re-occlusion)
One Device for Multiple Indications
The Rotarex™ S Rotational Atherothrombectomy System is designed to remove both thrombus and plaque in acute to chronic arterial occlusions:
Native vessels
One Device for Multiple Indications
The Rotarex™ S Rotational Atherothrombectomy System is designed to remove both thrombus and plaque in acute to chronic arterial occlusions:
Native and artificial bypasses
One Device for Multiple Indications
The Rotarex™ S Rotational Atherothrombectomy System is designed to remove both thrombus and plaque in acute to chronic arterial occlusions:
Dialysis access
One Device for Multiple Indications
The Rotarex™ S Rotational Atherothrombectomy System is designed to remove both thrombus and plaque in acute to chronic arterial occlusions:
Set includes catheter, guidewire, sterile drape, and collecting bag
Simple set up and easy to use
We understand that anything that can help to save time and space and reduce complexity in the lab is essential. The Rotarex™ S System is simple to set up and easy to use with a small plug and play capital component and reusable handle that is easily draped.
Hear from your peers.
Chapter 1
Patient Selection
Chapter 2
Exploration of Rotarex™ S technique
Chapter 3
Preparation and set up
Chapter 4
Rotarex™S iliac limb thrombosis
Chapter 5
Rotarex™S case examples
Dr Gioele Simonte & Dr Giacomo Isernia, Perugia, Italy talk about their experience using Rotarex™ S, from patient selection to case example.
Data on the Rotarex™ S Rotational Atherothrombectomy System
Discover a selected list of scientific studies.
Register for the next Rotarex™ S Workshop
BD is proud to offer you this exclusive learning opportunity to further support your Peripheral Arterial Disease education and training with the use of our Rotarex™ S Rotational Atherothrombectomy System. We are committed to making your educational learning with BD Peripheral Intervention a success.
Faculty are available to answer questions about Rotarex™ S such as: Case/ Patient Selection, Device Set Up, Recommendations for Device Use, or Discuss Your Experience With An Expert.
6–24 months
after stent placement, 10–40% of patients experience restenosis1.
20%
of peripheral arterial bypass grafts fail within the first year2.
