3095-10
Medtronic InterStim Extension Kit (In-Line Connector) 10cm
Original price was: $118.00.$23.60Current price is: $23.60.
box of 1
In Stock: 3 Eaches
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Description
Medtronic InterStim Extension Kit
The quadripolar extension model 3095 is part of an implantable Sacral Neuromodulation system. It has a connector at its distal end that connects the tined lead model 3889 or model 3093. The quadripolar extension model 3095 has a dual-pin, 4-contact plug at its proximal end that connects to the InterStim® neurostimulator model 3023.
Model 3095
Distal (Lead End)
- Connector: Quadripolar
- Conductor Wire Diameter: 0.1mm
- Lead Entrance Diameter: 1.5mm
Proximal (Neurostimulator End)
- Connector: Quadripolar
Additional information
| Size | 1 |
|---|---|
| Arms | N/A |
| Manufacturer | |
| Unit | box of 1 |
- FDA Product Code: EZW QON
- FDA Product Code Name: Stimulator, electrical, implantable, for incontinence / Implanted electrical device intended for treatment of fecal incontinence
- GMDN Term Code: 48054
- GMDN Term Name: Neural-tissue electrical stimulation lead adaptor
- GMDN Term Description: A sterile implantable device intended to provide a functional and modified connection between existing neurostimulation leads and an implanted replacement neurostimulator [e.g., a spinal cord stimulation (SCS) or a deep brain stimulation (DBS) stimulator]. It typically consists of a small connector block to enable attachment to the existing stimulation leads (i.e., when they do not meet connection design) and connection to the replacement neurostimulator. During implantation the surgeon uses a tool to tighten the connections (e.g., a Hex wrench), and a medical adhesive to seal the connections from body fluid contamination.
