Yasargil aneurysm clips

Yasargil aneurysm clips were introduced in 1968

Come in a variety of patterns and styles. All of which have the following features:

Non-ferromagnetic, MRI-safe up to 3.0 Tesla

Minor artifacts in CT and MRI

Titanium aneurysm clips reduced MR artifacts by approximately 60% compared to stainless steel clips. Artifacts were further reduced by using SE-based sequences with a high bandwidth or, if necessary, GE sequences with a low TE ¹⁾. Titanium Standard Aneurysm Clips

Titanium Fenestrated Aneurysm Clips

Titanium T-Bar Aneurysm Clips

Titanium Reinforcing Aneurysm Clips

Titanium Mini Aneurysm Clips

Titanium Applying Forceps

Titanium Removing Forceps

- See more at: https://www.aesculapusa.com/products/neurosurgery/aneurysm-clips/yasargil-titanium#sthash.keZ9fDz3.dpuf

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Burtscher IM, Owman T, Romner B, Ståhlberg F, Holtås S. Aneurysm clip MR artifacts. Titanium versus stainless steel and influence of imaging parameters. Acta Radiol. 1998 Jan;39(1):70-6. PubMed PMID: 9498874.

Yasargil aneurysm clips

Aesculap’s titanium aneurysm clips

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