Prelude EASE™ Hydrophilic Sheath Introducer

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Achieve radial access with EASE™. The Prelude EASE Hydrophilic Sheath Introducer helps you achieve quick and reliable radial access while minimizing the potential for spasm with hydrophilic coating that extends to the tip of the sheath and excellent transitions for smooth insertion. Available in 4F-7F for patients with smaller arteries and the larger sizes for diagnostic and interventional procedures. Product is available in multiple kit configurations as well as custom options to meet your specific procedural needs.

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Features & Benefits

CUSTOM KITS AVAILABLE!

Merit can tailor kits to meet your clinical needs

Radial Solutions

Hydrophilic sheath coating with smooth transition
  • Sheaths available in 4F-7F
  • Hydrophilic coating facilitates easier insertion and removal as well as patient comfort1
  • Smooth and easy insertion leading to patient comfort

Radial Kit Components

Merit Advance Needle Tip and Handle

Merit Advance® Needle

Short bevel needle with bevel indicator on hub, along with a proprietary coating helps to ensure smooth insertion.  A straightforward accurate single puncture with a metal needle can help lower the risk of spasm2

Guide Wire Options

Close up image of guide wire

Kits available with spring coil stainless steel or nitinol mandrel guide wires providing options for your clinical practice

BowTie™ Guide Wire Insertion Device

Green bowtie guidewire insertion device

Included in kits with 0.018″ guide wires for easy, efficient alignment of devices with micro guide wires

REFERENCES

1Kiemenej F, Fraser D, Slogboom T, Laarman G, van der Wieken R. Hydrophilic coating aids radial sheath withdrawal and reduces patient discomfort following transracial coronary intervention: a randomized double-blind comparison of coated and uncoated sheaths. Catheter Cardiovasc Interv. 2003 Jun; 59(2) 161-4.

2Kiemenej F. Prevention and management of radial artery spasm. Journal of Invasive Cardiology. 2006 April; 18(4).

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