- Diameter: The Demax Extra Stiff Guidewire features a diameter of 0.035 inches, providing the ideal balance of rigidity and flexibility for navigating through tough lesions and complex anatomical pathways.
- Length: Customization is available, with lengths ranging from 90 cm to 300 cm, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of procedural requirements and anatomical variations.
- Stiffness: Engineered to provide exceptional rigidity and resistance to bending, allowing for precise navigation through tortuous anatomical structures.
- Diameter Options: Available in a range of diameters to accommodate various procedural requirements and anatomical variations.
- Material: Crafted from high-quality stainless steel or nitinol alloy, renowned for their strength, durability, and biocompatibility.
- Tip Design: Designed with a radiopaque tip for enhanced visibility under fluoroscopy, ensuring accurate positioning within the target area.
- Length: Customizable lengths to suit the specific procedural needs and anatomical considerations of each patient.
- Interventional Cardiology: Navigating through calcified coronary arteries during percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI), such as angioplasty and stenting.
- Peripheral Interventions: Crossing tough lesions and navigating through tortuous peripheral vessels in procedures like angioplasty, atherectomy, and thrombectomy.
- Neurointerventions: Accessing intricate cerebral vasculature during neurovascular procedures such as embolization or coil placement for aneurysm treatment.
- Interventional Radiology: Guiding catheter placement and therapeutic devices in procedures such as embolization, tumor ablation, and vascular recanalization.
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The hydrophilic coating, usually composed of PTFE or a similar material, serves as a lubricious layer that reduces friction and enhances the guidewire’s ability to glide smoothly through the vasculature or other bodily passages. This coating undergoes a specialized manufacturing process to ensure uniformity and durability, enabling the guidewire to maintain its hydrophilic properties throughout the duration of the procedure.
