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PowerWire® RF Guidewire

Cross complete occlusions with controlled radiofrequency puncture technology 

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The PowerWire® RF Guidewire is cleared by FDA to create a channel in totally occluded peripheral vessels 3 mm or greater.

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Cross chronic venous occlusions

When a standard guidewire fails, channel through using the PowerWire® RF Guidewire

Overcome barriers to venous access

Up to 24%

CVOs Resistant to Standard techniques

Up to 24% of occlusions cannot be crossed with conventional recanalization techniques,1 leading to either prolongation or worsening of patient symptoms.2-4 These refractory cases present a formidable challenge to endovascular interventionalists & prevent patients from receiving the treatment they need.1-2

Witness the transformation

88%

Success rate with PowerWire® RF Guidewire
In the face of 100% failure with standard tools, PowerWire® RF Guidewire achieved an 88% success rate, ensuring patients receive the crucial treatments they need.1-11

Witness the transformation

88%

Success rate with PowerWire® RF Guidewire

In the face of 100% failure with standard tools, PowerWire® RF Guidewire achieved an 88% success rate, ensuring patients receive the crucial treatments they need.1-11

Additional Use Cases

Central Venous Occlusions

Central Venous Occlusions (CVO)

Related to Central Venous Catheter Placements
Peripheral Arterial Disease

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)
Chronic Venous Outflow Obstructions

Chronic Venous Outflow Obstructions

Chronic Deep Vein Thrombosis
Non-thrombotic illac Vein Lesions (May Thurner Syndrome)

Designed to Cross Challenging Occlusions

Maximum Outer Diameter

0.035”

Length

250 cm

Visibility

Radiopaque tip
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Tip shapes

Straight Tip

Angled Tips –  20°, 30°, 40° (gradual)

Tip strength

Straight Tip – 50 g, 75 g, 110 g

Angled Tips – 110 g

Safely cross occlusions using RF Puncture Technology

RF Puncture Technology

Creates a small opening in tissue with minimal damage to surrounding area
High impedance High voltage Short RF delivery time
Low power Small active tip

How does RF puncture differ from RF ablation?

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.

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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.

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Part 2: Tools and Room Preparation

Review tools, equipment, and room setup to facilitate a successful procedure.

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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”).

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Part 4: Addressing Complex Lower Extremity Occlusions

Review advanced techniques when approaching challenging lower extremity venous occlusions for safe and effective intervention.

Part1

Part 1: Patient Selection and Pre-Procedural Planning

Part2

Part 2: Tools and Room Preparation

Part3

Part 3: Recanalization of Challenging Central Venous Occlusions (CVOs)

Part4

Part 4: Addressing Complex Lower Extremity Occlusions

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Ordering Information

Product Code Tip Strength Tip Shape
EWK35-250-08-6S
50 g
Straight
EWK35-250-10-6S
75 g
EWK35-250-12-6S
110 g
EWK35-250-12-6A-20-05
110 g
Angled 20°