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Typical microcatheters for coiling
- Echelon
- Phenom 17
Typical microcatheters for Onyx/AVMs
Marathon
Apollo
Typical guidewire for small vessels/AVMs
Mirage
Guidewire typically packaged with hyperglide balloon family
X-Pedion
Typical Guide Catheter for Pipeline & Coils
Navien
Phenom Plus
Typical Guide Catheter for AIS cases
Cello BGC
A microcatheter delivers ______
product(s)
Most microcatheters are _______cm in length
150cm
160cm –for strokes
examples of microcatheters in co-axial or tri-axial setups
echelon (10/14), phenom (17/27), marksman, apollo, marathon, headways, prowler
examples of DAC in a co-axial/tri-axial set up
navien (5F/6F)
phenom plus
sophia
cat5
example of COILS tri-axial tx set up
- -> Long sheath
- —> DAC: Phenom Plus, Navien 5/6
- ——> Microcatheter: Echelon (10 or 14) , Phenom 17
- ———–> Wire (.014)
example of FLOW DIVERTER tri-axial set-up
- -> Long sheath
- —> DAC: Phenom Plus, Navien 5/6
- ——> Microcatheter: Phenom 27
- ———–> Wire
Mirage guidewire length is _______
200 cm
Echelon Microcatheter Options
10 & 14
.017 “ ID Microcatheter
Echelon (10 & 14)
Phenom 17
Every coils catheter has _____ radiopaque marker bands ____ cm apart
2 (marker bands) ; 3 (cm apart)
True or False: Echelon is an entire nitinol catheter
true; progressive nitinol braid
True or False: Phenom is made of a nitinol braid
False; Phenom is stainless steel
True or False: Echelon 14 is thinner/softer than Echelon 10
FALSE– Echelon 10 is thinner/softer than Echelon 14
What are the three tip configurations offered by BOTH Echelon 10 & 14?
Straight
45 Degree
90 Degree