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1. • • The SilverHawk peripheral plaque excision system treats peripheral arterial disease (PAD) by removing plaque from blocked arteries. Unlike other methods of restoring blood flow, the SilverHawk device removes the obstruction—plaque build-up—instead of simply compressing it against the vessel wall.
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   How does the Silverhawk peripheral plaque excision system work?

   • The SilverHawk peripheral plaque excision system treats peripheral arterial disease (PAD) by removing plaque from blocked arteries. Unlike other methods of restoring blood flow, the SilverHawk device removes the obstruction—plaque build-up—instead of simply compressing it against the vessel wall.

   Directional Atherectomy Systems - SilverHawk | Medtronic

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   How does the Silverhawk device work?

   • Unlike other methods of restoring blood flow, the SilverHawk device removes the obstruction—plaque build-up—instead of simply compressing it against the vessel wall. Directional atherectomy with the SilverHawk device enables physicians to maximize lumen gain and minimize barotrauma without leaving any implant behind.

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   What is Silverhawk technology?

   • The SilverHawk technology is backed by the landmark DEFINITIVE LE clinical study, which found that PAD patients with critical limb ischemia who were treated with plaque excision experienced a high rate (95%) of limb salvage at 12 months. 1

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   What is the difference between a Silverhawk and a turbohawk?

   • The TurboHawk system is similar to the SilverHawk except with a different number of inner blades, allowing for a larger luminal gain. While SilverHawk has one inner blade, TurboHawk has four contoured blades, thus favoring use in highly calcified lesions and achieving more plaque removal per pass.

   Atherectomy for Lower Extremity Intervention: Why, When, and Which

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3. www.medtronic.com › silverhawkDirectional Atherectomy Systems - SilverHawk | Medtronic

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   Directional atherectomy with the SilverHawk device enables physicians to maximize lumen gain and minimize barotrauma without leaving any implant behind. This allows preservation of the native vessel and future treatment options.

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   Preserve the native vessel and keep future treatment options open for PAD patients when you treat with the SilverHawk™ peripheral plaque excision system. Use the device's directional cutter to shave soft-to-mild plaque, while the nosecone captures the material for removal from the artery.

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6. europe.medtronic.com › xd-en › healthcareSilverHawk Peripheral Plaque Excision - Clinical Outcomes

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   View medical evidence for the SilverHawk plaque excision system for directional atherectomy of peripheral vasculature.

7. www.acc.org › latest-in-cardiology › articlesAtherectomy for Lower Extremity Intervention: Why, When, and ...

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   Jun 16, 2015 · The SilverHawk and TurboHawk (Covidien/Medtronic) plaque excision systems are the two U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved directional atherectomy devices in use today, with the HawkOne system recently being FDA cleared as well.

8. www.whichmedicaldevice.com › uploads › filesClinical Data Book - Which Medical Device

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   Introduction. SilverHawk Data Summary. Long-Term Results after Directional Atherectomy of Femoro-Popliteal Lesions. Midterm Outcomes from the TALON Registry: Treating Peripherals with SilverHawk: Outcomes Collection. Procedural and Clinical Outcome with Catheter-Based Plaque Excision in Critical Limb Ischemia.

9. www.jvascsurg.org › article › S0741-5214(06)01618-1Plaque excision with the Silverhawk catheter: Early results ...

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   Objective: This study was conducted to detail the early experience after infrainguinal atherectomy using the Silverhawk plaque excision catheter for the treatment of symptomatic peripheral vascular disease.

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    The SilverHawk peripheral plaque excision system treats peripheral arterial disease (PAD) by removing plaque from blocked arteries. Unlike other methods of restoring blood flow, the SilverHawk device removes the obstruction—plaque build-up—instead of simply compressing it against the vessel wall.