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NovaGold™

High Performance Guidewire

NovaGold™ - Delivering durability and visibility in an .018 inch guidewire
The Triton™ Alloy Core provides a durable wire for working with accessory devices.
The 6cm Atraumatic Tip provides flexibility needed to access the pancreatico-biliary system.
Delivering durability and visibility in an .018 inch guidewire.
The Triton™ Alloy Core provides a durable wire for working with accessory devices.
The 6cm Atraumatic Tip provides flexibility needed to access the pancreatico-biliary system. 

The NovaGold High Performance Guidewire is an .018” guidewire that provides a Triton™ Alloy Core for durability and a radiopaque tip for visibility.

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Product Details

The NovaGold High Performance Guidewire is intended for use in selective cannulation of the biliary ducts, including the common bile, pancreatic, cystic, right and left hepatic ducts, and to aid in the placement of diagnostic and therapeutic devices during endoscopic procedures.

  • The Triton™ Alloy Core provides a durable wire for working with accessory devices. The stiffness of the wire makes it pushable yet flexible for loading and rail support through the scope to facilitate device exchange.
  • The 6cm atraumatic tip provides flexibility needed to access the pancreatico-biliary system.
  • The radiopaque guidewire tip is designed to help confirm location within the duct under fluoroscopy.
Image of Novagold in both short-wire and long-wire lengths
Available in both short-wire and long-wire lengths to accommodate physician preference.
Image of Novagold handle promoting steerability
Steerability enables maneuverability for cannulation and working in tortuous anatomy. 
 

Ordering Information

NovaGold Guidewire Illustration
GTINOrder NumberGuidewire Diameter (inches)Guidewire Length (cm)TipPackaging
08714729854418M00552001.018260Straight (Shapeable)Box of 2
08714729854425M00552011.018480Straight (Shapeable)Box of 2
 

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