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Procedure
Features & Benefits
PRIMARY APPROACH FOR LEAD EXTRACTION = CLINICAL SUCCESS
When used as a primary approach for lead extraction, the Needle’s Eye Snare resulted in clinical success in 98.2% of patients, with a major complication rate of 0.7% and no procedural mortality1.
The versatility of the Needle’s Eye Snare allows for it to be used in a number of clinical scenarios, including as a primary approach when a lead is fixed at both ends or with a free distal tip, as well as for broken leads that would be unable to be extracted through the superior vessels.
Important Features:
- Needle’s Eye
- Threader
- Telescoping 12 F PTFE Sheath
- 16 F Introducer Sheath
Component Parts Include:
- Side-arm Flush Port
- Plunger
- Luer Connector
- Introducer Tube
RETRIEVAL SET
- Compatible with the 12 F Curved Inner Femoral Sheath for enhanced positioning within the venous system
- Flush port is continuous with the snare’s innermost lumen
- Large-diameter Curved Femoral Introducer Sheath (LR-CSS16) comes equipped with Seldinger insertion components
- Highly visible when using fluoroscopy
- Device is supplied sterile and intended for one-time use
REFERENCE
1. Frank A. Bracke, Lukas Dekker, Berry M. van Gelder, The Needle’s Eye Snare as a primary tool for pacing lead extraction, EP Europace, Volume 15, Issue 7, July
2013, Pages 1007–1012.
Documents
Current IFUs
Needle’s Eye Snare® – IFU (Multilingual) 
The Instructions for Use (IFU) provided on this page are for general information purposes only. Please refer to the IFU provided with the actual product for indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions, and directions for use.
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