TrailBlazer™ Support Catheters | Environmental Interventions

Access and cross lesions in peripheral vessels with the TrailBlazer™ support catheter and the TrailBlazer™ angled support catheter. Use the augmentation catheter to access and monitor a vessel, to allow guidewire exchange, and to provide saline or contrast during endovascular procedures. Use the angled version of this support catheter to guide it to the desired location; Braided shaft provides extra support when needed.

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TrailBlazer™ Support Catheters are percutaneous, single-lumen catheters designed for use in the peripheral vascular system. TrailBlazer™ Support Catheters are designed to guide and support a guidewire during access to the vasculature, allow wire exchange, and provide a conduit for the delivery of saline solutions or diagnostic contrast agents.

TrailBlazer™ Angled Support Catheters are percutaneous, single-lumen catheters designed for use in the peripheral vascular system. TrailBlazer™ Support Catheters are designed to guide and support a guidewire during access to the vasculature, allow wire exchange, and provide a conduit for the delivery of saline solutions or diagnostic contrast agents.

PRODUCT DETAILS

TRAILBLAZER SUPPORT CATHETER

  • The non-braided catheter offers enhanced tracking and efficient passage.
  • Translucent shaft allows visualization of catheter.
  • Flat tip design.
TrailBlazer support catheter

TRAILBLAZER ANGLE SUPPORT CATHETER

  • Braided catheter provides solid pushability to pass through challenging lesions.
  • Angled 25 and 30 degree tips make boat selection and transition easy.
  • The telescope allows insertion of a 0.014′ and 0.018′ angled catheter through a 0.035′ catheter for extended reach and pushability.
TrailBlazer angled support catheter

Design of TrailBlazer Support Catheters

Design features of both the TrailBlazer support catheter (top) and TrailBlazer angled support catheter (bottom).

  1. Hydrophilic coating (distal 40cm) provides lubricity.
  2. Embedded marker tapes assist in catheter positioning.
  3. The tapered, low-profile tip ensures the passage.
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