Renova Peripheral Coil Embolization System is a medical device used to treat certain conditions, such as aneurysms and arteriovenous malformations, by blocking blood flow in affected blood vessels. These systems achieve this by filling the affected blood vessels with tiny metallic coils, which the body then reacts to by forming a blood clot around them. The clotting process eventually seals off the blood vessel, effectively blocking its flow.

One of the key features of RenovaTM Peripheral Coil Embolization System is their ability to reduce the pushing resistance of the devices as they are being guided through the body. This is important because pushing resistance can ultimately prevent the device from reaching its intended target, making it ineffective or even dangerous. RenovaTM Peripheral Coil Systems reduce pushing resistance is through the use of a kink-resistant design. The aneurysm coilings are crafted in such a way that they can bend and flex around curves in blood vessels, allowing them to navigate through the body with greater ease. This ability to adapt to the contours of the body ultimately reduces the pushing resistance that would be encountered with a more rigid or inflexible device. In addition, RenovaTM Peripheral Platinum Coil Embolization Systems are also known for their dense, highly compacted design. This is important because it allows more coils to be packed into a smaller space, thus increasing the device's efficacy in blocking blood flow.