- Diameter options range from 0.014 inches to 0.038 inches, offering versatility for various procedural requirements.
- Customizable lengths between 40 cm to 300 cm accommodate diverse anatomical variations and procedural needs.
- Crafted from high-quality stainless steel or nitinol alloy for exceptional strength, durability, and flexibility.
- Hydrophilic coating enhances lubricity and reduces friction, ensuring smooth navigation through blood vessels.
- Radiopaque tip provides excellent visibility under fluoroscopy, aiding accurate positioning within the vascular anatomy.
- Optimized flexibility and trackability enable precise control and support during navigation through tortuous vascular pathways.
- Designed to facilitate crossing stenotic lesions, delivering therapeutic devices, and retrieving embolic material.
- Advanced specifications ensure reliable and effective performance in peripheral vascular interventions, enhancing procedural success and patient outcomes.
| Structure | Specification（inch） | Effective Length(cm) | Configuration |
| PTFE-coated core wire surface， DMK-developed hydrophilic coating on the tip, featuring tungsten polyurethane for enhanced imaging | 0.014″、0.018″ | 110cm、182cm、300cm | Angled, Straight |
- Angiography: Assisting in guiding catheter placement for imaging the peripheral vascular system, aiding in the diagnosis of vascular conditions such as arterial blockages or aneurysms.
- Angioplasty: Navigating through narrowed or obstructed blood vessels to facilitate balloon dilation and improve blood flow, essential for treating conditions like peripheral artery disease (PAD).
- Stenting: Guiding the placement of vascular stents to reinforce narrowed arteries, restoring blood flow and preventing re-narrowing (restenosis) after angioplasty.
- Atherectomy: Supporting the delivery and positioning of atherectomy devices to remove plaque buildup from arterial walls, restoring vessel patency and improving circulation.
- Thrombectomy: Assisting in the retrieval of blood clots (thrombi) from peripheral vessels to restore blood flow and prevent complications such as limb ischemia.
- Embolization: Facilitating the precise placement of embolic agents to occlude abnormal blood vessels or control bleeding, often used in the treatment of vascular malformations or tumors.
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Core wire Grinding
The core wire itself is typically made from high-grade stainless steel for strength and corrosion resistance, or Nitinol, a shape-memory alloy offering superelasticity crucial for flexible and kink-resistant guidewires and stents. Depending on the specific device needs, other specialty alloys like platinum, tantalum, and cobalt-chromium might be used for their unique properties. Additionally, the grinding process can be tailored to achieve specific surface finishes and the core wire might receive further coatings to enhance its properties and functionality within the final medical device.
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Hydrophilic Guidewire
The composition of Hydrophilic Coated Guidewires typically consists of a core material, such as stainless steel or nitinol, surrounded by a hydrophilic polymer coating. Stainless steel provides the necessary rigidity and structural integrity to the guidewire, enabling it to withstand the forces encountered during navigation through the body. On the other hand, nitinol, a shape-memory alloy, offers flexibility and elasticity, allowing the guidewire to adapt to the contours of anatomical structures without sacrificing durability.
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.
