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BD^® Curve Ascites Shunt

Consider the BD^® Curve Ascites Shunt for your patients with refractory ascites

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With one minimally invasive procedure, the BD® Curve Ascites Shunt can help relieve the symptoms of ascites. Our shunt moves ascites fluid into the circulatory system through peritoneovenous shunting (PVS), helping patients regain mobility and strength while processing the nutrients they desperately need.

The BD® Curve Ascites Shunt:

Is designed to control fluid accumulation¹
May reduce the need for reintervention¹
Gives patients back the ability to perform activities of daily living in the comfort of their home.^1,2

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1. Orsi F, Grasso RF, Bonomo G, Monti C, Marinucci I, Bellomi M. Percutaneous peritoneovenous shunt positioning: technique and preliminary results. Eur Radiol. 2002;12(5):1188-1192.

2. Noguchi K, Funakoshi S. Indication and practice of Denver peritoneovenous shunt for refractory ascites.Kan Tan Sui. 2005;50(5):775-781.

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1. Orsi F, Grasso RF, Bonomo G, Monti C, Marinucci I, Bellomi M. Percutaneous peritoneovenous shunt positioning: technique and preliminary results. Eur Radiol. 2002;12(5):1188-1192.

2. Noguchi K, Funakoshi S. Indication and practice of Denver peritoneovenous shunt for refractory ascites.Kan Tan Sui. 2005;50(5):775-781.

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1. Orsi F, Grasso RF, Bonomo G, Monti C, Marinucci I, Bellomi M. Percutaneous peritoneovenous shunt positioning: technique and preliminary results. Eur Radiol. 2002;12(5):1188-1192.

2. Noguchi K, Funakoshi S. Indication and practice of Denver peritoneovenous shunt for refractory ascites.Kan Tan Sui. 2005;50(5):775-781.

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