Perform transseptal access using an alternate approach with the SupraCross® Steerable Sheath and SupraCross® RF Wire.
When the conventional solution may not be optimal, use SupraCross® RF Solution to gain alternate access into the left atrium.
Cross normal, fibrotic, and aneurysmal septa1,2,3,4 with a short, focused RF energy pulse.‡
Instantly secure and maintain left atrial access with a flexible spiral tip1.
Support sheath exchange with a sturdy 0.035" stainless steel rail2.
Responsive, smooth, high-precision steering to confidently position your curve.
A fully steerable sheath with flexible dilator to facilitate navigating complex anatomy and precise positioning on the fossa2.
Optimized transseptal approach may be required in:
- Mitral valve repair 5
- Left ventricular tachycardia ablation 6
- Pulmonary vein isolation 1,2,7,8
- Left atrial appendage occlusion 9
which have been previously performed successfully via jugular venous approach.
Feature | Specifications |
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Wire length | 180 cm |
Outer diameter | 0.035’’ |
Radiopaque marker | Platinum tungsten coil; 3 cm |
Distal coil diameter | 2.5 cm |
Compatible with 0.035” dilators
Feature | Specifications |
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French size | 8.5F |
Sheath usable length | 45 cm |
Sheath overall length | 65 cm |
Dilator usable length | 67 cm |
Compatible guidewire | 0.035” |
Distal curve | Unidirectional (180°) |
Distal curve diameter | Small (17 mm), Medium (22 mm), Large (50 mm), Extra Large (68 mm) |
Compatible with 12.5F introducers
Product | Product Code |
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SupraCross® RF Wire | SPW-35-180A |
SupraCross® Steerable Sheath | SSS85-35-UD-45S SSS85-35-UD-45M SSS85-35-UD-45L SSS85-35-UD-45XL |
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How to perform left atrial transseptal access and catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation from a superior approachSantangeli P, et al. J Cardiovasc Electrophysiol. doi.org/10.1111/jce.14294