Guidewire extension with self-latching detachable connector

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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128657, 604164, A61B 500

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051333643

ABSTRACT:
A guidewire system for use in catheter exchanges avoids the need for a separate exchange wire by connecting an extension wire to the proximal end of the guidewire thereby increasing the effective length of the guidewire to permit a catheter exchange. The proximal end of the guidewire is attached to the distal end of the exchange wire by a disconnectable reattachable connection which avoids deformation of the connected joint.

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Advanced Cardiovascular Systems, Inc. Brochure on DOC Guide Wire Extension dated Mar. 1988.

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