Extendable guidewire for cardiovascular procedures

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128772, 604164, 140111, 29453, 29525, A61B 600

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RE0344664

ABSTRACT:
An extendable guidewire system for introducing a dilatation catheter into the cardiovascular system. The guidewire has guidewire and extension sections with a connection therebetween which permits the two sections to be joined together and separated simply by pushing the two sections together and pulling them apart. One of the sections can be used for positioning the catheter within the cardiovascular system, and the other section can be employed to extend the wire to change catheters.

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