Gyrus A cmi Ptfe Guidewire, .035" X 150 cm, Mid-Flex Shaft, 3 cm Straight, Floppy Tip (Box of 5)

Gyrus ACMI PTFE Guidewire .035" x 150 cm Mid-Flex Shaft with 3 cm Straight Floppy Tip

The Gyrus ACMI PTFE Guidewire .035" x 150 cm is designed to provide reliable access and navigation during urological and endourological procedures. Featuring a mid-flex shaft and 3 cm straight floppy tip, the guidewire offers an excellent balance of support, flexibility, and maneuverability for navigating the urinary tract.

The PTFE-coated surface promotes smooth advancement and device tracking while reducing friction during catheter placement, stent deployment, and guidewire-assisted procedures. The floppy tip is engineered to help minimize trauma while facilitating atraumatic access through challenging anatomy.

Supplied in a convenient box of 5, this guidewire is suitable for hospitals, surgical centers, and urology practices performing a wide range of minimally invasive procedures.

Key Features & Benefits

PTFE-Coated Surface

Promotes smooth device advancement and reduced friction during procedures.

Mid-Flex Shaft Design

Provides an optimal balance between flexibility and support.

3 cm Straight Floppy Tip

Helps facilitate atraumatic navigation through the urinary tract.

Reliable Device Tracking

Supports catheter placement, stent deployment, and procedural access.

Radiopaque Visibility

Enhances fluoroscopic visualization during placement and navigation.

Versatile Clinical Applications

Suitable for a broad range of urological and endourological procedures.

Convenient Box of 5

Ideal for clinical environments requiring multiple guidewires.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: PTFE Guidewire

Manufacturer: Olympus Gyrus ACMI

Guidewire Diameter: .035" (0.89 mm)

Length: 150 cm

Shaft Type: Mid-Flex

Tip Configuration: Straight Floppy Tip

Tip Length: 3 cm

Coating: PTFE

Radiopaque: Yes

Sterile: Yes

Usage: Single Use

Packaging: Box of 5

Applications

Ureteral Access Procedures

Ureteroscopy (URS)

Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery (RIRS)

Ureteral Stent Placement

Catheter Placement and Exchange

Endourological Procedures

Urinary Tract Access

Guidewire-Assisted Interventions