G45353
Cook Lunderquist Extra Stiff Wire Guide, Curved 0.035″ x 260cm
$159.00
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Description
Cook Medical Lunderquist® Extra Stiff Wire Guides
This device is intended for complex diagnostic and interventional procedures where increased body, flexibility, and low surface friction of the wire guide is needed.
Item # G45353 / TSCMG-35-260-7-LES
- Curved Exchange PTFE Coated Stainless Steel
- Diameter: 0.035"
- Length: 260cm
- Flexible Tip Length: 4cm
- Tip Curve Radius: 7.5mm
- Coil Length: 15cm
Additional information
| Size | 0.035" |
|---|---|
| Length | 260cm |
| Arms | N/A |
| Manufacturer | |
| Tip Shape | J-Tip |
| Unit | eaches |
- FDA Product Code: DQX
- FDA Product Code Name: Wire, Guide, Catheter
- GMDN Term Code: 35094
- GMDN Term Name: Cardiac/peripheral vascular guidewire, single-use
- GMDN Term Description: A long, thin, sterile wire intended to be percutaneously placed into the cardiac vasculature (ventricles or coronary vessels) to function as a guide for the introduction, positioning, and/or operation of a device (e.g., catheter, pacing lead); it may also be used in the peripheral vasculature. It may be made of metal (e.g., stainless steel, Nitinol), or polymer and/or glass materials to provide MRI-compatibility, with or without coating, and is available in a variety of distal tip designs. It is used for various diagnostic and interventional procedures, and may include devices used to facilitate manipulation (e.g., torque device). This is a single-use device.
