OPTICROSS™ 18
Peripheral Imaging Catheter
The OptiCross 18 IVUS catheter delivers confidence to guide complex lesions. The best in class deliverability enables crossing challenging lesions while providing exceptional image quality.
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Exceptional Deliverability
- Balloon tip technology to facilitate crossing and deliverability
- Small crossing profile and shaft stiffness transitions for excellent deliverability
- Lubricious coating promotes deliverability
Best in Class Image Quality
- 30 MHz transducer frequency allows for deeper ultrasound penetration than a 40 MHz transducer frequency
- Ability to visualize larger vessel sizes with higher image resolution than a 20 MHz transducer frequency
Ease of Use
- Stronger proximal shaft for great pushability
- Ease of flush for quick prep
- Compatible with iLab™ POLARIS Multi-Modality Guidance System
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Product Specifications
OptiCross™ 18 Peripheral Imaging Catheter |
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Transducer Frequency | 30 MHz |
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Typical Use | SFA, Popliteal, Tibial, Renal |
Maximum Diameter Penetration | 12 mm |
Prep Location | Proximal |
Catheter Telescoping Length | 15 cm |
Sled Pullback Length | 10 cm |
Distance from Transducer to Tip | 2.0 cm |
Guidewire Lumen Length | 1.6 cm |
Guidewire Compatibility | ≤ 0.018" |
Sheath Compatibility (with max wire) | 6 F |
Guide Catheter Compatibility | 6 F (ID ≥ 0.068") |
Crossing Profile | 3.5 F |
Imaging Window Profile | 2.9 F |
Entry Profile | 1.6 F |
Working Length | 135 cm |
Necessary Equipment
The following are required for use of the OptiCross 18 Peripheral Catheter:
- AVVIGO Guidance System II
- MDU5 PLUSTM Motor Drive Unit
Ordering Information
Product Code | Catalog Number | Material Description | GTIN |
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H7493932800180 | 390590018 | OPTICROSS 18 | 08714729904366 |
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