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ZuluGastrology Nitinol Guide Wire
Gastrology Nitinol Guide Wire
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Product Code :- 19C12
Gaining access and navigating tortuous urinary track are the primary functions of ureteral guide wires. The nitinol guidewire is designed to optimize both functions.
- International Quality Standard.
- Fastest Delivery.
- Export Standard Packaging.
- Customized Production.
Gaining access and navigating tortuous urinary track are the primary functions of ureteral guide wires. The nitinol guidewire is designed to optimize both functions.
Made of a nitinol core wire it has a hydrophilic coating to aid in insertion and passage of instrumentation. It is available in various wire sizes, tip designs, and shaft configurations. It comes individually packaged, sterile and for single use.
Advanced Features:
- Guide wire tip to be delivered to the desired position in a vessel
- Transmit rotational forces from the operators hand to the tip
- Advance balloon catheters/other devices on Guidewire
- Allows moving the distal tip to search for the true lumen.
- Permits shape memory retention of the distal tip throughout
Urology Division
Laparoscopy Division
Gynecology Division
Nephrology Division
Cardiology Division
