Asahi Fielder XT Guide Wire

A particular kind of guide wire used in interventional cardiology treatments, such as coronary angioplasty and stenting, is the Asahi Fielder XT. In order to help medical devices like catheters and balloons reach the correct position inside the body, guide wires thin, flexible wires are put into blood vessels.

Japanese medical equipment manufacturer Asahi Intecc Co., Ltd. creates the Asahi Fielder XT guide wire. During coronary interventions, it is intended to support and improve the distribution of other devices. The XT in its name translates to "extra trackability," highlighting its capacity to more easily navigate twisted or complicated anatomy.

Product details

Polymer Jacket	17 cm
Radiopaque Segment	16 cm
Spring Coil Length	16 cm
Tapered Tip	0.010"
Tip Load	1.0gf
Length	Available in 190 cm and 300 cm
Brand	Asahi
Torque Device For	11
Guide Wire	0.014"
Item Code	AGP140002
Material	PTFE
Model Name/Number	Fielder XT-R
Coating	17 cm Hydrophilic Coating
Automation Grade	Manual
Packaging Type	Packet

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Describe a guiding wire?

A: A thin, flexible, wire-like instrument called a guide wire is used in surgical procedures to travel through blood vessels or other bodily structures. During operations like angioplasty or stent installation, it is frequently used in interventional cardiology to guide the placement of catheters or other devices.

Q: The Asahi Fielder XT guide wire is what?

A: A specific type of guide wire used in interventional cardiology procedures is called the Asahi Fielder XT. It is intended to give doctors better control and assistance during challenging surgeries. The best place to get particular information about the Asahi Fielder XT guide wire, such as its traits, coating, or any distinctive features, is from the manufacturer or product literature.

Q: What are the uses of the Asahi Fielder XT guide wire?

A: Typically, a minor skin incision is used to implant the guide wire into an artery or vein. The doctor passes the guide wire through the blood vessels until it reaches the appropriate place using fluoroscopic guidance or other imaging methods. After being inserted, numerous interventional procedures can be carried out by threading additional devices, including catheters or balloons, over the guide wire.

Q: Does utilising the Asahi Fielder XT guide wire include any dangers or complications?

A: There are potential dangers and consequences with any medical operation. Vessel perforation, blood vessel wall dissection (tearing), and blood clot development are a few common side effects of guide wire use. The most accurate and current information regarding the dangers and side effects of the specific guidewire you are using can only be obtained by speaking with a trained healthcare provider.