Guiddewire

A medical guidewire is a thin, flexible metal or polymer device used to guide catheters, stents or other devices into human cavities (such as blood vessels, bile ducts, urinary system, etc.) during minimally invasive surgery. It is the "track builder" of interventional surgery, and its core function is to safely navigate the path and provide support.

Features:

e Anti-twist inner Niti core wire, offering an excellent twisting and pushing force.eSuper smooth PTFE zebra coating, easier to pass through the working channel,without any stimulation for tissue.

e Yellow & black coating, easier to track the guide wire and obvious under X-ray.

eInnovational triple anti-drop design at Hydrophilic tip, with no risk of drop-off.

eStraight and angled tip design, providing more control options for doctors.

eWe can accept customized service, such as blue and white coating.

Usage

Guiding catheter and insertion device in non-vascular therapy.

Operation precautions

Injury prevention: Avoid forceful pushing that may cause vascular perforation or dissection.

Infection control: Mainly for single use, repeated use requires strict sterilization.

Compatibility check: Confirm that the guidewire and catheter diameter match (e.g. 0.035" guidewire with 6Fr catheter).