Occlusion balloon catheters are used in selected image-guided interventional procedures to support temporary vessel occlusion, flow control, and catheter-based procedural workflows where documented. Browse options by balloon diameter, catheter size, length, guidewire compatibility, inflation volume, material, sterility, and supplier availability.
Boston Scientific Standard Occlusion Balloon Catheter, 7F, 65 cm, 11.5 mm Balloon Diameter | REF M001171020 is listed for supplier-ready medical device procurement with manufacturer, category, REF/UPN and RFQ context.
Boston Scientific Standard Occlusion Balloon Catheter, 7F, 100 cm, 11.5 mm Balloon Diameter | REF M001171030 is listed for supplier-ready medical device procurement with manufacturer, category, REF/UPN and RFQ context.
Boston Scientific Berenstein Occlusion Balloon Catheter, 6F, 80 cm, 8.5/11.5 mm Balloon Diameter | REF M001173010 is listed for supplier-ready medical device procurement with manufacturer, category, REF/UPN and RFQ context.
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