Extra stiff wire guides

Guide Wires

Wire guides – long, flexible, atraumatic wires are used for insertion into blood vessels through a needle. They are designed to achieve and transition occlusions to facilitate the introduction of interventions such as stents or balloons. Wire guides can vary in material, diameter, core, tip design, spiral, and coating.

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The new generation of wire guides is improved with advanced technologies designed to facilitate even the most complex interventions. A wide selection of models with different features allows you to choose an indispensable helper for vital procedures.

Want to know more about Cook Medical and Abbott? Contact our team. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have about the wire guide to make the most appropriate decision.

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Models:

  • Standard wire guides
  • Rigid wire guides
  • Hydrophilically coated wire guides
  • Small diameter wire guides
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