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Guide Catheter Selection. UC200004871cEN. Learning Objectives. • State the function of a guide catheter. • Describe the important features of a guide catheter. • List five considerations for guide catheter . Guide Catheter Selection. UC200004871cEN. Aortic Width. < 3.5 cm. Narrow. 3.5 - 4.0cm. Normal. > 4.0 cm. Dilated
How to engage the Ikari L guiding catheter: The maneuver is basically same as with the Judkins L. Advance the catheter slowly into left coronary cusp; it can engage the left coronary . I suggest using the Ikari L. If the tip is inside the LAD, but you want to go to the Cx, choose one size up, from an Ikari L 3.5 to an Ikari L 4.0.
Universal Shapes. Offer capability of accessing the right and left coronary arteries, potentially avoiding catheter exchanges. Enhanced Back Up Support. Catheter designed to use contralateral wall resulting in enhanced back-up support. 1. Ikari Y, Nagaoka M, Kim JY, Morino Y, Tanabe T. The physics of guiding catheters for
purpose of this article to review and discuss guiding catheter sizes and shapes to be used for transradial PCI. CHOOSING THE APPROPRIATE SIZE. Radial artery diameter is of a smaller caliber than the femoral artery (normal diameter of the radial artery lumen is 2.4 mm [range, 1.8–3 mm]), making tool selection and.
A family of radial specific catheters that provides enhanced back up support in comparison to standard femoral guiding catheter shapes - resulting in simplified procedures.
Heartrail® II Guiding Catheter is designed for the introduction 5 in 6 system enables to increase back up force without changing outer sizes of guiding catheter. IKARI Ikari-Curve Left. IL-3.5. 100 cm. GC-K5IL350N. GC-K6IL350NM. GC-K7IL350N. IL-4.0. GC-K5IL400N. GC-K6IL400NM. GC-K7IL400N. Ikari-Curve Right.
Left Coronary Artery. Right Coronary Artery. Left Radial. Standard catheters. Right Radial. XB/EBU v0.5. JR 5>4. Amplatz L. Amplatz R/L. Ikari Left. Ikari Left or Right. SVG. Left radial: Standard guiding catheters. Right radial: Amplatz, Ikari Left, JR, XBR. LIMA. JR 3.5/4, IMA. Transradial Guiding Catheter Shape Selection
We present here our unique experience of usage of JL (Judkin's left) 3.5/4 guiding catheter as a multipurpose guide for simultaneous transradial multivessel (left and right) PCI. The major issues about guiding The Ikari catheter designed by Terumo comes with left and right curves. Unfortunately these catheters are used
Abstract. Aims: There is no data about the utilisation of a single guiding catheter for current routine, transradial, right and left coronary diagnosis and intervention. We investigated the feasibility and safety of using 6Fr, Ikari left. (IL) 3.5 guiding catheter for this purpose. Methods and results: This prospective single-centre study
Heartrail II is developed to maximize your back-up force when using right and left Ikari curves during transradial interventions and through its innovative 5-in-6 system. By inserting a 5 Fr (120 cm with flexible distal portion) into a 6 Fr guiding catheter: Provides the back-up

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