Introducing PowerWire® Pro RF Guidewire
Safely cross native and in-stent occlusions using radiofrequency puncture technology
In the USA, PowerWire® Pro RF Guidewire is indicated to create a channel in totally occluded peripheral vessels 3 mm or greater, including vessels with stents.
In Canada, PowerWire® Pro RF Guidewire is indicated for creating a channel in totally occlusive peripheral vascular disease, in either native or previously stented vessels, for enhancing the potential for limb preservation.
Cross chronic venous occlusions
When a standard guidewire fails, channel through using the PowerWire® Pro RF Guidewire
Overcome barriers to venous access
Up to 24%
CVOs Resistant to Standard techniques
Witness the transformation
84%
Success rate with PowerWire® Pro RF Guidewire
Witness the transformation
84%
Success rate with PowerWire® Pro RF Guidewire
In the face of 100% failure with standard tools, PowerWire® Pro RF Guidewire achieved an 84% success rate, ensuring patients receive the crucial treatments they need.1-13
Designed to safely cross occluded peripheral stents
Safely cross occlusions using RF Puncture Technology
RF Puncture Technology
 High impedance |
High voltage |
Short RF delivery time |
| Low power |
Small active tip |
How does RF puncture differ from RF ablation?
Ordering Information
| Product Code | Tip Strength | Tip Shape |
|---|---|---|
|
PSK35-250-10-6S |
75 g |
Straight |
|
PSK35-250-12-6S |
110 g |
Straight |
|
PSK35-250-12-6A-20 |
110 g |
Angled 20° |
|
PSK35-250-12-6A-30 |
110 g |
Angled 30° |
|
PSK35-250-12-6A-40 |
110 g |
Angled 40° |
PowerWire® Pro RF Guidewire Clinical Compendium
Learn how to cross complete
venous occlusions with the Sniper Technique
This four-part educational series, equips endovascular interventionalists with advanced techniques for successful venous recanalization. Review all facets of the Sniper Technique, from pre-procedural planning to post-operative care, to facilitate safe and effective recanalization of even the most complex central venous occlusions (CVOs) and iliac vein obstructions.
Part 1: Patient Selection and Pre-Procedural Planning
Review critical anatomy and imaging when planning for the Sniper Technique. Explore advanced imaging techniques that can be implemented to enhance procedural efficiency and safety.
Part 2: Tools and Room Preparation
Review tools, equipment, and room setup to facilitate a successful procedure.
Part 3: Recanalization of Challenging Central Venous Occlusions (CVOs)
Explore the step-by-step technique for radiofrequency (RF)-assisted crossing of CVOs with the PowerWire® RF Guidewire (“RF Wire”).