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Sensor™

Nitinol Guidewire
with Hydrophilic Tip

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Sensor™ PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip.
Sensor Dual Flex.
Sensor PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip. Distinct hybrid design combines access and working wire into one.
Sensor Dual-Flex Designed to facilitate passage of a flexible scope.

The gold standard in guidewires. The global market leader for over two decades, Sensor Guidewire remains the preferred hybrid wire technology for kidney stone procedures.1

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Distinct Construction

  • Nitinol Core offers a kink-resistant wire shaft for enhanced control 
  • 5 cm hydrophilic coated floppy tip facilitates access past obstructions and negotiates through tortuous anatomy
  • Flat wire stainless steel construction provides a stiff guidewire designed for enhanced instrumentation and device placement
  • PFTE coating designed for tactile feedback and offers a smooth wire surface to facilitate advancement and device tracking
  • Tungsten-filled radiopaque tip enhances fluoroscopic visualization

Hybrid Wire Performance

  • Distal tip stiffness profile transition creates a unique distribution of force, to help advance past tortuous anatomy and impacted stones1-6
  • The Coil-to-Core design provides direct tactile feedback which helps communicate movement of the wire back to the surgeon1
 

Dual-Flex Advantage

  • Features a 10cm flexible proximal end to ease passage and minimize the risk of expensive scope damage.1

     

Ordering Information

Order NumberUPNDescriptionTip DesignSizeQuantity
670308M0066703081Sensor Dual-Flex PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip3cm Straight.035 in x 150 cmBox 5
670301M0066703011Sensor Dual-Flex PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip3cm Angled.035 in x 150 cmBox 5
670312M0066703121Sensor Dual-Flex PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip3cm Straight.038 in x 150 cmBox 5
670302M0066703021Sensor Dual-Flex PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip3cm Angled.038 in x 150 cmBox 5
670305M0066703051Sensor PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip3cm Straight.035 in x 150 cmBox 5
670306M0066703061Sensor PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip3cm Angled.035 in x 150 cmBox 5
670309M0066703091Sensor PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip3cm Straight.038 in x 150 cmBox 5
670310M0066703101Sensor PTFE-Nitinol Guidewire with Hydrophilic Tip3cm Angled.038 in x 150 cmBox 5
  

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References

  1. Data on file with Boston Scientific
  2. Kai Chi Chan K, Neal N. A guided guide to the guide wire. Urology News. 2020 May/June;24(4).
  3. Wetherell DR, Ling D, Ow D, et al. Advances in ureteroscopy. Transl Androl Urol. 2014 Sep;3(3):321-7.
  4. Pedro RN, Monga M. Ureteroscopy Working Instruments (chapter 35). Smith’s Textbook of Endourology, volume 1. Blackwell Publishing, 2012:388-9.
  5. Holden T, Pedro RN, Hendlin K, et al et al. Evidence-based instrumentation for flexible ureteroscopy: a review. J Endourol. 2008 Jul;22(7):1423-6.
  6. Sarkissian C, Korman E, Hendlin K, et al. Systemic evaluation of hybrid guidewires: Shaft stiffness, lubricity, and tip configuration. Urology. 2012 Mar;79(3):513-7.

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