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ECLA brochure

ECLA brochure

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Treatment Versatility for Coronary Interventions

Overview: The document outlines the capabilities and specifications of Spectranetics' technology for coronary interventions, focusing on recanalizing occluded arteries, changing lesion morphology, and optimizing treatment options.

Specifications:

Indications include total occlusions traversable by a guidewire, occluded saphenous vein grafts (SVGs), ostial lesions, moderately calcified stenoses, long lesions (>20mm), lesions that previously failed PTCA, and restenosis in 316L stainless steel stents prior to brachytherapy.

Proven Technology:

Over 20 years of patient treatment experience.
Optimally spaced fibers and adjustable laser energy settings for improved performance and safety.
Automatic shut-off feature enhances patient safety.

Advanced Performance:

Saline infusion improves safety outcomes.
Slow advancement increases luminal gain.
Two-thirds vessel sizing rule for predictable outcomes.
Concentric and eccentric tip designs for lesion-specific treatment.

Important Safety Information:

The ELCA® Laser Catheters are intended for use as a stand-alone modality or with PTCA in patients suitable for CABG surgery.
Contraindications include lesions in unprotected left main arteries, lesions beyond acute bends, and patients not suitable for bypass graft surgery.
Warnings emphasize the need for physician training and the limitations of the CVX-300® Excimer Laser System.
Precautions include single-use designation, storage conditions, and the necessity of anticoagulant therapy during procedures.

Product Ordering Information:

Details on model numbers, guidewire compatibility, guide catheter compatibility, minimum vessel diameter, and other technical specifications are provided.

Saline Infusion Recommendations:

Perform a 10-20cc bolus infusion of saline through the guide catheter after contrast injections.
During lasing, infuse saline at a rate of 2-3cc/second through the guide catheter.

Catalog excerpts

Always Reaching Farther Treatment Versatility Coronary Laser Atherectomy Catheter PROVEN TECHNOLOGY • ADVAN

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Recanalize Occluded Arteries Change Lesion Morphology Optimize Treatment Options • Broad Range of Indications –– Total occlusions traversable by a guidewire –– Occluded SVGs –– Ostial lesions –– Moderately calcified stenoses –– Long lesions (>20mm) –– Lesions which previously failed PTCA –– Restenosis in 316L stainless steel stents prior to brachytherapy

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PROVEN TECHNOLOGY • ADVANCED PERFORMANCE • Proven Technology –– Treating patients for more than 20 years –– Optimally spaced fibers for improved performance –– Adjustable laser energy settings to satisfy many clinical needs –– Automatic shut-off feature for advanced patient safety • Advanced Performance –– Saline infusion improves safety outcomes1 –– Slow advancement increases luminal gain2 –– Two-thirds vessel sizing rule for predictable outcomes –– Concentric and eccentric tip designs for lesion-specific treatment Larger luminal gain with slow advancement3 1 Tcheng, J.E. et al. (1995). Development...

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Product Ordering Information 0.9mm X-80 Model Number Guide Catheter Compatibility (F) Minimum Vessel Diameter (mm) Max Shaft Outer Diameter (in) Saline Infusion Recommendations for Coronary Interventions • Always perform 10-20cc bolus infusion of saline through the guide catheter after contrast injections • During lasing, infuse saline through the guide catheter at a rate of 2-3cc / second Important Safety Information ELCA® Indications The Laser Catheters are intended for use either as a stand-alone modality or in conjunction with Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Balloon Angioplasty (PTCA)...

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