
Occlutech Uniform Occluder Designed for safety and excellence
Multi-0fenestrated
ASD
ASD
The Occlutech Uniform Occluder is an optimal choice to close multi-fenestrated ASDs which usually require multiple devices
Optimized0braiding
Less material at the left atrial disc and optimized braiding pattern
Fast endo-0thelialization
Spunbonded polyester patch facilitates endothelialization
The Flex II UNI Occluder is specifically designed for closing multi-fenestrated atrial septal defects. Available in five versions with equally sized discs from 17 mm to 40 mm, it provides a wide range of choices. The Flex II UNI Occluder represents an alternative to a surgical approach to close complex cases of multi-fenestrated ASDs.
Product features
- Optimized braiding pattern and less material at the left atrial disc.1
- Two ultrathin non-woven fabrics made of PET help close the defect and provide growth of the endothelium over the occluder after placement.2
- The Occlutech UNI Occluder has soft Nitinol braiding with a biocompatible titanium oxide surface.3
- The unique ball-connection safely locks the occluder, while allowing it to freely follow the anatomy without a distorting pull.
Clinical benefits
- The Flex II UNI Occluder is an optimal choice to close multi-fenestrated ASDs which usually require multiple devices.4,5
The Flex II UNI has not received FDA Premarket Approval, or been licensed by Health Canada.
Optimal material and Design characteristics

Perfect alignment of the Occlutech Flex II UNI Occluder to the septum.

Occlutech Flex II UNI Occluder under fluoroscopy.
Content references:
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UNI_PD_vers02
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2016_ASD_Pedra_Mid-Term Outcomes after Percutaneous Closure of the Secundum ASD with the Occ Device orUltrathin PET-patches allow for fast endothelialization, typically within a few months after implantation
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2019_Kim_Early to Mid-Term Follow-Up Outcomes of Percutaneous Closure of Atrial Septal Defects Using Recent Generation Devices: a Single-Center Experience
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2017_vanmeerhaeghe_Platypnea-orthodeoxia syndrome-an unusual presentation of a complex disease.
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2015_aubry 3-D transesophageal echocardiography guidance in percutaneous.