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CHECK-FLO Performer IntroducersMYOCARDIAL BIOPSY DESIGN WITH RADIOPAQUE BAND

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Company Cook Incorporated
Item CHECK-FLO Performer IntroducersMYOCARDIAL BIOPSY DESIGN WITH RADIOPAQUE BAND
Features 
  • Radiopaque band, incorporated within sheath material, identifies precise location of sheath's distal tip for positioning accuracy.
  • The side-arm fitting allows flushing around the catheter while it is positioned inside the sheath.
  • The side-connection line can be used as a second infusion line.
  • The maximum diameter of the instrument or catheter to be introduced should be determined to insure its passage through the sheath. Supplied sterile in peel-open packages. Intended for one-time use.
    • Description Used to introduce balloon, electrode, closed or non-tapered end catheters and other devices for intervention.
    Info Cook Incorporated
    Customer Service: (800) 457-4500
    Web site: http://www.cookgroup.com/

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