Frontline Workhorse Guide Wires from

Inno-Pathwire guide wires are designed to meet and exceed the needs for frontline workhorse guide wires. The highly kink-resistant, soft, and lubriciously coated distal segment enables exceptional distal reach in tortuous anatomy and torque control. The low friction shaft supports smooth, predictable delivery of interventional devices.

Benefits

  • Exceptional deliverability & trackability in tortuous anatomy for superb distal reach
  • Superior kink resistance and flexibility accepts 2X the load without deformation
  • Fast recovery Nitinol delivers enhanced support in tortuous anatomy
  • Superior hydrophilic coating durability throughout procedure
  • Light, Moderate & Extra Support designs provide a full range of options

Guide Wire Technology

Ordering and product information

Intended Use

The Inno-Pathwire is intended to facilitate the placement of balloon dilatation catheters during percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) and percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA).

Frontline Workhorse Guide Wires from

Inno-Pathwire guide wires are designed to meet and exceed the needs for frontline workhorse guide wires. The highly kink-resistant, soft, and lubriciously coated distal segment enables exceptional distal reach in tortuous anatomy and torque control. The low friction shaft supports smooth, predictable delivery of interventional devices.

Benefits

  • Exceptional deliverability & trackability in tortuous anatomy for superb distal reach
  • Superior kink resistance and flexibility accepts 2X the load without deformation
  • Fast recovery Nitinol delivers enhanced support in tortuous anatomy
  • Superior hydrophilic coating durability throughout procedure
  • Light, Moderate & Extra Support designs provide a full range of options

Guide Wire Technology

Ordering and product information

Intended Use

The Inno-Pathwire is intended to facilitate the placement of balloon dilatation catheters during percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) and percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA).