Ordering information ...even challenging cases will look easy from now on UFT Hydrophilic coating providing new frontiers • Smooch catheter introduction • Low friction during catheter advancement in tortuous and calcified anatomy • Reduced vessel spasm in radial approach resulting in more patient comfort • Less trauma to the vessel wall reducing the risk of debris flowing downstream which could lead to TIA's • The uncoated proximal 25 cm of the catheter stays outside the body which makes manipulation easier Very precise control • No stick slip effect due to Hydrophilic coating provides more accurate tip positioning in ostial lesions • The uncoated segment In the valve of the sheath prevents unintentional movement of the catheter during the procedure • No catheter friction provides real 1:1 torque control of the tip • Encapsulated ultra thin high strength flat wire braiding provides high kink resistance against torsional and radial compression and excellent pushability characteristics Largest inner lumen over the whole range • Good contrast injection, also in combination with kissing balloon technique • Larger lumens offer expanded device compatibility for large profile devices and enables downsizing 1 058'; | .071' ; I o82* ’ 091' Superior back up support • Excellent shape retention during prolonged procedure time • Minimal temperature softening of the catheter providing more passive backup support • Uncoated segment in the tip providing good grip at ostium and support of opposite aorta wall to give additional passive backup support * also available with 2 sideholn. To order ihi* Uiape with odeholei please change the 7lh number in ihe article number from 0 into 2 Guiding catheter www pcndracure.com © Ptndrrfjrc Initfruiiorul t.V SPEC Cvo)i-o? As of today hydrophilic coating the guiding catheter will change landscape... shape selector Guiding catheter selection considerations FEMORAL small I normal I dilated ■ small Wear resistant hydrophilic coating approx. 7cm proximal from the tip until 25 cm distal from the hub ftftft ftftft Extra back up shapes Amptatz shapes OTHER TAKE-OFFS Uf* EALING I DOWNWARD I FACING ftftft ftftft The guiding catheter is the key to a successful procedure. In combination with the unique features of the PRIMUM. the selection of a guiding catheter depends on: The shape selection • Femoral or Radial approach • French size 5F. 6F. 7F or SF • Target vessel: RCA. LAD. LCX or bypass • Narrow, normal or dilated aortic root • Upward-, normal or downward facing coronary artery take-off • Location of the lesion • Severity of the lesion • Active support needed • Amount of calcium in target vessel French size • 6F is the workhorse and the majority cases can be successfully performed with a 6F. • 5F mainly for radial approach with small vessel and single vessel disease • 7F when the back up support of a 6F may not be sufficient or for rotablator procedures with a Burr to 1.75 mm • SF for rotablator procedures with a Burr bigger than 1.75mm Extra back up shapes ftftft ftftft Ampiatz shapes Small a traumatic softtip Superior shape retention and back up support Low friction in tortuous and calci