Tactile feedback
Intuitive tactile feedback allows you to feel the extent of your curve deflection
Simplify your complex mitral interventions with the VersaCross Steerable Access Solution
Retain your curve during MViV procedures
Strong and durable
High performance with over 300 articulations and greater durability than the leading competitor*
Self-locking dial
Maintain your curve with a self locking dial
Confidently position your curve during PVL procedures
TruGlide™ handling
Responsive, smooth, high-precision steering to confidently position your curve
Clinical evidence
Use of radiofrequency wire and steerable sheath system to streamline workflow for valve-in-valve transcatheter mitral valve replacement1, led by Augustin DeLago, MD
Key takeaways
- The VersaCross Steerable Sheath can be adequately controlled to allow precise navigation of the mitral annulus and enable support of the pigtail wire
- Transseptal access was successful using the technique described in the paper with no peri-procedural complications
- Operators experienced improved procedural efficiency
- Transseptal access is typically obtained within 3 minutes using the VersaCross RF wire and significantly improved relative to alternative transseptal methods (5 min) during transcatheter mitral valve repair2
Use cases
Paul Mahoney, MD, discusses simplifying access for Mitral ViV and PVL with the VersaCross Steerable Access Solution.
Transseptal reimagined.
Products mentioned
VersaCross Steerable Access Solution
References:
- DeLago, A. (2023). Use of radiofrequency wire and steerable sheath system to streamline workflow for valve-in-valve transcatheter mitral valve replacement. Interventional Cardiology, 15(3).
- Sayah N, Simon F, Garceau P, et al. Initial clinical experience with VersaCross transseptal system for transcatheter mitral valve repair. Catheter Cardiovasc Interv. 97(6): 1230-1234 (2021).
*Assessed by full bidirectional articulation to maximal extension up to 10 times to achieve mechanical fatigue (p=0.007, 5 SureFlex™️ compared to 3 competitor sheaths) and by repeated unidirectional articulation until failure or up to 300 cycles (5 SureFlex compared to 6 competitor sheaths). Note: The SureFlex Steerable Guiding Sheath utilizes the same technology as the VersaCross Steerable Sheath. Bench testing or pre-clinical study results may not necessarily be indicative of clinical performance. The testing was performed by or on behalf of Boston Scientific. Data on file.
Indications, safety, and warnings