Armada™ 14 Non-Compliant (NC)

Percutaneous Transluminal Angioplasty (PTA) Catheter
Over-the-Wire (OTW)

Built on the Strength of Armada™ Family of Balloons Dilatation Catheters

For more than 15 years, the Armada™ Family of Balloon Dilatation Catheters has supported physicians across a broad range of peripheral interventions. Backed by years of clinical use and a comprehensive BTK portfolio, Armada™ continues to support physicians treating complex lesions.

Today, that legacy expands with the introduction of Armada™ 14 NC PTA Catheter.
 

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Comprehensive 0.014" Balloon Portfolio with the latest addition to the Armada™ 14 Family

Self-Compliant PTA vs Non-Compliant PTA

Differences are highlighted in green and blue.

  • 15+ Years of Clinical Experience
  • Extensive Global Use
  • Trusted Armada™ PTA Catheters Platform
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Today's Challenges Demand More

BTK interventions often involve challenging anatomy, resistant and calcified lesions, and increasingly demanding treatment strategies.

Introducing Armada™ 14 NC PTA Catheter

Armada™ 14 NC PTA Catheter is a high-pressure (20 atm RBP), non-compliant balloon designed for uniform, controlled expansion1 to reduce vessel injury2 in CLTI procedures.3 It delivers exceptional performance through its low crossing and tip profile and outstanding deliverability.

Confidence Under Pressure

Controlled Expansioni at High Pressure

Controlled Expansion
at High Pressure

Outstanding Deliverability

Outstanding
Deliverability

Controlled Expansioni at High Pressure

Designed for the
Esprit™ BTK System

Why Armada™ 14 NC PTA Catheter Matters

  • Controlled high-pressure (20 atm RBP) and non-compliance for effective expansion while helping reduce elastic recoil3
  • Engineered to inflate uniformly along its length and prevents dog-bone effect4
     
 Semi-compliant balloonsNon-compliant balloons
 AttributeImpactAttributeImpact
PressureLow pressure~ 14 ATMHigh pressure> 14 ATM
Elasticity (diameter growth as pressure increases)More elastic
  • Diameter increases as pressure raises
  • High pressure inflation may result in greater diameter growth at balloon ends (dog-boning effect)2
  • Dog-boning effect –> Non-uniform expansion and edge injury2
Less elastic
  • Maintains consistent diameter even at high pressure2
  • Designed for controlled expansion/opening of resistant lesions3
  • Uniform expansion without balloon overgrowth - no dog-boning effect4
  • Reduces risk of over-dilatation and vessel dissection3
Pressure + ElasticityLower pressure + more elastic (combo)
  • Effective in non-calcified to mildly calcified lesions3
  • Elastic properties allow vessel conformability during inflation2
  • Use for lesion preparation
High pressure + low elastic (combo)
  • Effective in severely calcified lesions4
  • Supports lesion modification while minimzing vessel recoil3
  • Use for pre-dilatation and post-dilatation increases chances of optimal scaffold (stent) expansion1

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Sharing Information, Promoting Understanding: Resources to Help Your Patients Walk Away from PAD/CLTI

Beyond the treatment, make sure your referring physicians are fully aware of PAD and CLTI and how they can help with early diagnosis and timely treatment. For information specifically for the physician, visit our CLEAR Program webpage. Access a full range of helpful tools and insights. And for your patients, refer them to the PAD Patient Webpage link to support the work you do, so they can learn about PAD symptoms and access an educational brochure. 
 


References

CLTI: Chronic limb-threatening ischemia.
*Esprit™ BTK Everolimus Resorbable Scaffold System.
Note: Drawing not to scale. Data on file at Abbott. Benchtop testing may not be indicative of clinical performance.

  1. Cuculi F, et al. Open Heart 2020;7:e001204
  2. Romagnoli E, et al. JACC Cardiovasc Interv. 2008;1(1):22-31.
  3. Huizing E, et al. International Angiology. 2020;39(5):390-7.
  4. Giuseppe V, et al. Catheter Cardiovasc Interv. 2019;94:E111–E115

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