Precision Where You Need it Most

The ROTAPRO Rotational Atherectomy System features a trusted front-cutting concentric mechanism of action on an easy to use platform. This provides physicians with confidence to treat all levels of coronary calcification in even the most complex lesion types.

Confidence to Treat Any Complex Lesion Type

A 998 patient study demonstrated that rotational atherectomy was the preferred choice of vessel preparation for a wider range of lesions types vs orbital atherectomy.¹
- Other atherectomy devices are typically preferred for a smaller subset of cases.

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Sub-CTO and tight lesions
Aortic-Ostial lesions
Bifurcations
Small vessel and distal lesions
Tortuous anatomy

Radial Optimized

- 77% of cases utilize a 1.25 - 1.50 mm burr size, which enables smooth radial delivery
- Additional burr sizes are available to customize sizing for any lesion type

Unpredictable = Unacceptable

Lumen size and case success depends on a variety of different factors. The Diamondback 360 Orbital Atherectomy (OA) device is unpredictable, while the ROTAPRO Rotational Atherectomy Device offers added precision where you need it most.

Technique

Lumen size gains with the Diamondback 360 device are dependent on how fast the advancer knob is moved.^†

With ROTAPRO, the burr size influences lumen gain making it more predictable and uniform.

Burr Speed

The Diamondback 360 device requires a high speed (120k) to gain a larger lumen resulting in a higher risk of perforation.^†

ROTAPRO allows the operator to customize speed to manage complication risk.

Efficiency

More passes are required to create a larger lumen size with orbital atherectomy.^†

Maximize lumen gain with rotational atherectomy.

More Efficient. Better Outcomes.

As many as 88% of patients with calcium are undertreated. Calcium can lead to complications like stent underexpansion and malaposition causing increased rates of TLR, stent thrombosis and hospital readmissions.²