A modern mechanism of action in a dynamic new PAD platform
FreedomFlow is a modern atherectomy platform that provides physicians with a highly efficient, effective, and flexible way to treat complex PAD in a wide range of vessel diameters—from 2 mm in the ankle to 8 mm in the hip.
FreedomFlow is easy to operate, optimizes workflow, and minimizes capital cost and inventory, making it the ideal choice for today’s hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and office-based labs.
Cardio Flow adds new 3-sphere driveshaft to FreedomFlow platform
The new 3-sphere driveshaft adds a third option to the FreedomFlow platform, giving physicians even greater flexibility in treating complex peripheral artery disease.
Helical pattern of diamond-coated spheres eases through complex lesions
FreedomFlow’s unique spiral geometry leverages the physics of angular momentum, a rotational vortex that puts three to five diamond-coated spheres in constant contact with the vessel wall, no matter if advancing or retracting.
Vessel Range & Rotational Speeds
5 Fr catheters
The 5 Fr 3-sphere is approximately 1.5mm in diameter (0.062″) and treats vessels 2 mm – 4 mm.
The 5 Fr 5-sphere is approximately 1.5 mm in diameter (0.062″) and treats vessels 2 mm – 4 mm.
6 Fr catheter
The 6 Fr 5-sphere is approximately 2.0 mm in diameter (0.082″) and treats vessels 4 mm – 8 mm.
Rotational speeds
Two rotational speeds make it possible to treat complex PAD lesions at lower speeds, and a diamond-coated tip eases the driveshaft through tight blockages.
Unprecedented flexibility and efficiency in a single, streamlined device
FreedomFlow’s unique mechanism of action, adjustable speed, and ease of use provides greater versatility in treating multiple arteries, lesions, and vessel diameters, all with a single device—even the ability to treat multiple blockages in the same vessel with the same device.
The platform’s simplicity means time savings and cost efficiencies, with no capital costs, faster run times, and a nearly flat learning curve for physicians—key benefits for physicians and their patients in the effort to reduce PAD-related amputations.
