BLAZER™ II
Temperature Ablation Catheter Family
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Therapeutic & Diagnostic EP Catheters
With over a million procedures performed worldwide over the past 30 years, Boston Scientific’s portfolio of therapeutic & diagnostic catheters remains the industry gold standard.
With over 200 different models featuring sophisticated design, ease of use and proven reliability, our catheter portfolio empowers EP cardiologists to treat their patients with unparalleled performance, stability and safety, without compromise.
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Physician Perspective
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Exceptional Clinical Results
- Exceptional Safety Profile1
- Longer tips are proven to complete bi-directional block with:
- Fewer RF applications3
- Shorter procedure time3
- Less radiation exposure time3
- Fewer RF applications3
Effective
Market leading ablation catheter for right sided procedures.
The Data Speaks for Itself…
Blazer II XP – FDA data for Atrial flutter (Type 1) - 250 patients
Prospective – non Randomize– mulicenter study1
Blazer II XP™ 10 mm
Atrial flutter recurrence
1,2% / yr
Navistar DS® 8 mm
Atrial flutter recurrence
10,1% / yr
Navistar Themocool®
Atrial flutter recurrence
6,7% / yr
198 patients
19 months of follow up
“The long-term risk of recurrence was lower when we using the 10mm-tip catheter and the survival free of a second procedure was higher among patients treated with this catheter.”4
Prospective – Ranodmize – single center study
60 patients - 6 months of follow up
In comparison to the OI catheter, the usage of LTC is associated at low rate of recurrence and CTI is achieved more quickly
Blazer II XP 10mm | ThermoCool™ 3.5mm | |
Acute Success Rate | 87% | 83% |
Recurrence Rate | 0% | 10% |
Prospective – non Ranodmize – mulicenter study
Blazer II XP™ 8mm | Blazer II XP™
The data also demonstrate that the 10-mm ablation electrode catheter may allow ablation of AFL to be performed more rapidly and with fewer RF applications compared with the 8-mm ablation electrode catheter.6
Efficient
Download the articles
Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology Vol. 22, No. 9, September 2011 doi: 10.1111/j.1540-8167.2011.02045.x
Indian Pacing and Electrophysiology Journal (ISSN 0972-6292), 10 (11): 496-502 (2010)
Journal of the American College of Cardiology Volume 43, Issue 8, 21 April 2004, Pages 1466-1472