Hydrophilic GuideWire

Hydrophilic Guidewire Description

Hydrophilic Guidewire is an innovative medical device product designed to provide superior guide wire performance during interventional cardiac surgery and vascular interventional therapy. The guide wire is made of high-quality materials and has a slender and flexible design for precise manipulation inside the blood vessels.

Its most notable feature is its unique hydrophilic coating. This coating allows the guidewire to absorb moisture quickly when it comes into contact with body fluids, resulting in smoother guidewire advancement. The effect of reduced friction allows doctors to more easily guide the guide wire through narrow or tortuous vascular passages, improving the success of the procedure

Hydrophilic Guidewire Feature

There are several advantages of Hydrophilic Guidewire :

1. Smooth wire operation: Hydrophilic Guidewire's hydrophilic coating quickly absorbs moisture and reduces friction with blood and blood vessel walls. This allows the guide wire to advance more smoothly inside the blood vessel, improving the flexibility and accuracy of the operation.

2. Accurate positioning ability: Thanks to its slender and flexible design, the Hydrophilic Guidewire is able to easily pass through narrow or curved vascular passages. The doctor can precisely guide the guide wire to the location where the treatment is needed, ensuring the accuracy and success rate of the treatment.

3. Improved surgical success: Using Hydrophilic Guidewire reduces friction and resistance during surgery, providing smoother wire operation. This helps doctors perform complex interventional procedures more easily and improves the success rate of surgery.

4. Increased patient comfort: The properties of the hydrophilic coating make the advance of the guide wire inside the blood vessel smoother, reducing discomfort for the patient. At the same time, the flexibility of the Hydrophilic Guidewire can reduce irritation to the blood vessel wall and provide a more comfortable treatment experience.

5. Reliability and durability: Hydrophilic Guidewire has been carefully manufactured and tested for outstanding reliability and durability. This allows the doctor to gain greater control and confidence during the interventional procedure.

   
   

Hydrophilic Guidewire Parameters

How to use the Hydrophilic Guidewire

Preparation: Ensure that the operating room and equipment are ready and that team members are wearing appropriate protective equipment.

Insert the guide wire: First, appropriate anesthesia and disinfection measures are applied before the operation is performed. The doctor will then select the appropriate incision or puncture point to insert the starting portion of the guide wire into the vascular passage.

Wire guide propulsion: Using a thruster or wire guide, the doctor slowly pushes the Hydrophilic Guidewire into the blood vessel. Ensure proper gentle force is maintained during propulsion to avoid damage to blood vessel walls.

Guide wire guidance: Once the guide wire is in the blood vessel, the doctor will use the appropriate imaging technology (such as X-rays, fluorescence imaging, or ultrasound) to guide the guide wire to the treatment location. Doctors need to accurately manipulate the guide wire through complex anatomical structures such as narrowing, bending, or branching blood vessels.

Auxiliary instrument operation: After the guide wire reaches the target location, the doctor may use other interventional instruments, such as catheters, stents, balloons, etc., for further treatment or repair operations.

Removal of the guide wire: After completing the required treatment, the doctor will carefully and slowly remove the guide wire from the blood vessel. Be sure to keep it gentle during removal to avoid potential damage to the blood vessel wall.

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Here is some additional information and considerations when performing interventional surgery with Hydrophilic Guidewire:

Choose the appropriate guide size and type: Hydrophilic Guidewire is available in different sizes and characteristics to suit different surgical needs and vascular anatomy. Depending on the purpose of the surgery and the patient's condition, the doctor should choose the appropriate size and type of guide wire.

Fluoroscopic guidance of the guide wire: Fluoroscopic guidance technology is a common real-time imaging method in interventional surgery. Fluoroscopic guidance allows the doctor to observe the position and guidance process of the guide wire under X-ray or fluoroscopy to ensure accurate guide wire guidance.

Pay attention to the safety of the vascular passage: During the process of wire propulsion, the doctor needs to pay special attention to the safety of the vascular passage. Be sure to avoid excessive bending, twisting, or excessive thrust to reduce the risk of damage to the blood vessel wall.

Alternate use of guides: In some cases, the doctor may need to use multiple guides to complete complex interventional procedures. The alternate use between guides can provide better control and flexibility to achieve treatment goals.

Continuous monitoring of patient condition: During the procedure, the doctor and team members should closely monitor the patient's vital signs and vascular status. If any abnormal conditions occur, such as blocked blood flow, torn blood vessels, or thrombosis, appropriate measures should be taken immediately.

Follow product instructions and training: Before using Hydrophilic Guidewire, physicians should read the product instructions carefully and receive relevant training and guidance. Make sure you understand the product's indications, use restrictions, storage conditions and operating requirements.