RX Biliary System™

RX Biliary System™
Physician-controlled wireguided cannulation (WGC) facilitates deep biliary duct cannulation without the standard contrast-assisted cannulation technique.
The C-Channel™ Design allows the guidewire to be peeled down, giving the physician control of the guidewire.
Fluoroscopic image of guidewire placement in common bile duct and pancreatic duct
RX Biliary System™
Physician-controlled wireguided cannulation (WGC) facilitates deep biliary duct cannulation without the standard contrast-assisted cannulation technique.
The C-Channel™ Design allows the guidewire to be peeled down, giving the physician control of the guidewire.
Fluoroscopic image of guidewire placement in common bile duct and pancreatic duct
Physician-controlled wireguided cannulation facilitates deep biliary duct cannulation without the standard contrast-assisted cannulation technique.¹
Physician-controlled wireguided cannulation (WGC) facilitates deep biliary duct cannulation without the standard contrast-assisted cannulation technique.
The C-Channel™ Design allows the guidewire to be peeled down, giving the physician control of the guidewire.
Fluoroscopic image of guidewire placement in common bile duct and pancreatic duct

The RX Biliary System is designed to facilitate access and control during ERCP, putting the physician in control of the guidewire.¹

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The RX Biliary System

A. The locking device has notches for fixation of one or two wires
B. Biopsy port cap designed to reduce air and bile leakage
C. Strap secures it below the biopsy port

Image of the locking device showing notches for fixation of one or two wires
 
Image of the C-Channel™ design allowing the guidewire to be peeled down

The C-Channel™ Design allows the guidewire to be peeled down, giving the physician control of the guidewire. 

 

Image of the RX Locking device and biopsy cap system

The RX Locking Device and Biopsy Cap System are designed to facilitate access and control during ERCP. 

 

Indications, Safety, and Warnings
Warning: If at any point the sponge detaches from the biopsy cap, stop the procedure and remove the Endoscope. Patient injury or equipment malfunction may occur. Failure to do so may cause patient injury such as exposure to biohazardous material or systematic infection. 
 

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