NRG^® RF Transseptal Kit

Take Control of Your Crossing.™

The standard for left heart access, in one convenient kit.

Devices designed to work flawlessly together. Optimize transseptal location to save time; deliver therapy on target.^1,2

The kit includes the NRG^® Transseptal Needle, TorFlex™ Transseptal Guiding Sheath, and optional ProTrack™ Pigtail Wire.

1 Target

Position Easily

Atraumatic NRG^® Transseptal Needle allows you to fine tune your position on the septum.

Visualize Needle Tip

Radiopaque NRG^® Transseptal Needle tip allows visualization during your procedure.

Controlled Torque

Control torque transmission with the TorFlex™ Transseptal Guiding Sheaths’ special braid design.

2 Cross

RF Puncture

Cross normal, aneurysmal, and fibrotic septa with a short, focused RF pulse from the NRG^® Transseptal Needle.^3,4

Smooth Transition

Facilitate smooth septum crossing with the TorFlex™ Transseptal Guiding Sheaths’ smooth dilator-sheath profile.

Visualize Sheath Tip

Visualize tip location with the TorFlex™ Transseptal Guiding Sheaths’ radiopaque band.

3 Access

Instantly Anchor

Introduce devices into the LA more quickly.⁵ Simply deploy the pigtail wire for instantly anchored access into the left atrium.

Exchange Sheaths

Facilitate large sheath exchange with the ProTrack™ Pigtail Wire’s stiff, stainless steel body.

Flexible Cushion

Cushion gently against the left atrial wall with the ProTrack™ Pigtail Wire’s flexible, atraumatic tip.

Evidence

Hsu et al (2013) Randomized Trial of Conventional Transseptal Needle Versus Radiofrequency Energy Needle Puncture for Left Atrial Access (the TRAVERSE –LA Study)

Publication Highlights

Salam et al (2020) A Large Case Series Demonstrating Safety and Effectiveness of a Novel Fluoroless Transseptal Puncture Technique for Lead-Free Catheter Ablation

Publication Highlights

Guarguagli et al (2020) Initial Experience Using the Radiofrequency Needle Visualization on the Electroanatomical Mapping System for Transseptal Puncture

Publication Highlights

Reiss et al (2019) Achieving Contrast-Free Ultra-Low Radiation Exposure Without Compromising Safety and Acute Efficacy Through Evolving AF Cryoballoon Ablation Procedure Techniques

Publication Highlights

Fromentin et al (2011) Prospective comparison between conventional transseptal puncture and transseptal needle puncture with radio frequency energy

Publication Highlights

Rinaldi et al (2014) Site-Specific Transseptal Puncture for Emerging Structural Heart Interventions

Publication Highlights

Winkle et al (2013) Physician-controlled costs: the choice of equipment used for atrial fibrillation ablation

Publication Highlights

Feld et al (2011) Particle formation and risk of embolization during transseptal catheterization: comparison of standard transseptal needles and a new radiofrequency transseptal needle

Publication Highlights

Veldtman et al (2005) Radiofrequency Perforation and Conventional Needle Percutaneous Transseptal Left Heart Access: Pathological Features

Publication Highlights

Iribarne et al (2012) Quantifying the incremental cost of complications associated with mitral valve surgery in the United States

Publication Highlights

Sanchez et al (2020) A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Comparing a Conventional Mechanical Needle to a Radiofrequency Device for Transseptal Punctures

Publication Highlights

Tokuda et al (2018) Radiofrequency needle for transseptal puncture is associated with lower incidence of thromboembolism during catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation: propensity score - matched analysis

Publication Highlights

Sharma et al (2015) Accuracy and Procedural Characteristics of Standard Needle Compared with Radiofrequency Needle Transseptal Puncture for Structural Heart Interventions

Publication Highlights

Poulin et al (2018) Left atrial appendage occlusion using a Watchman device in a transplanted heart with biatrial anastomosis

Publication Highlights

Yap et al (2019) Transseptal access for left heart structural interventions in the setting of prior atrial septal defect closure

Publication Highlights

Winkle et al (2011) The use of a radiofrequency needle improves the safety and efficacy of transseptal puncture for atrial fibrillation ablation

Publication Highlights

Watanabe et al (2018) Persistence of an iatrogenic atrial septal defect after a second generation cryoballoon ablation of atrial fibrillation

Publication Highlights

Mansour et al (2016) Reduction in Costs after AF Ablation and Impact of Clinical Events

Publication Highlights

Buchner et al (2015) Simplified Method for Insertion of Steerable Guide into the Left Atrium Using a Pigtail Guide Wire During the MitraClip® Procedure: A Technical Tip

Publication Highlights

Reiss et al (2019) Achieving Contrast-Free Ultra-Low Radiation Exposure Without Compromising Safety and Acute Efficacy Through Evolving AF Cryoballoon Ablation Procedure Techniques

Publication Highlights

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Clinical Highlights

Technical Specifications

Feature	Specifications
Needle curve	C0, C1
Needle length	71 cm
Proximal gauge	18 ga
Distal gauge	21 ga

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Feature	Specifications
Sheath curves	45°, 55°, 90°
French size compatibility	8.5F (2.84 mm)
Sheath usable length	63 cm
Dilator usable length	67 cm

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Feature	Specifications
Wire diameter	0.025”
Overall length	175 cm, 230 cm

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Ordering Information

RFP-100 Generator**

Needle Curve C0 RFP-100 Generator**

Needle Curve	Sheath Curve	Pigtail Wire Length	Product Code
Curve C0	45°	230 cm	NTK-P710-8545
		175 cm	NTK-P710-8545S
		No pigtail wire	NTK-P710-8545N
	55°	230 cm	NTK-P710-8555
		175 cm	NTK-P710-8555S
		No pigtail wire	NTK-P710-8555N
	90°	230 cm	NTK-P710-8590
	90°	No pigtail wire	NTK-P710-8590N

Needle Curve C1 RFP-100 Generator**

Needle Curve	Sheath Curve	Pigtail Wire Length	Product Code
Curve C1	45°	230 cm	NTK-P711-8545
		175 cm	NTK-P711-8545S
		No pigtail wire	NTK-P711-8545N
	55°	230 cm	NTK-P711-8555
		175 cm	NTK-P711-8555S
		No pigtail wire	NTK-P711-8555N
	90°	230 cm	NTK-P711-8590
	90°	No pigtail wire	NTK-P711-8590N

** BMC Radiofrequency Puncture Generator RFP-100

RFP-100A Generator*

Needle Curve C0 RFP-100A Generator*

Needle Curve	Sheath Curve	Pigtail Wire Length	Product Code
Curve C0	45°	230 cm	NTK-710-8545
		175 cm	NTK-710-8545S
		No pigtail wire	NTK-710-8545N
	55°	230 cm	NTK-710-8555
		175 cm	NTK-710-8555S
		No pigtail wire	NTK-710-8555N
	90°	230 cm	NTK-710-8590
	90°	No pigtail wire	NTK-710-8590N

Needle Curve C1 RFP-100A Generator*

Needle Curve	Sheath Curve	Pigtail Wire Length	Product Code
Curve C1	45°	230 cm	NTK-711-8545
		175 cm	NTK-711-8545S
		No pigtail wire	NTK-711-8545N
	55°	230 cm	NTK-711-8555
		175 cm	NTK-711-8555S
		No pigtail wire	NTK-711-8555N
	90°	230 cm	NTK-711-8590
	90°	No pigtail wire	NTK-711-8590N

* Baylis Medical Company Radiofrequency Puncture Generator RFP-100A

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Reduction of Iatrogenic atrial septal defects with an anterior and inferior transseptal puncture site when operating the cryoballoon ablation catheter Rich ME, et al. J Vis Exp. doi: 10.3791/52811
Site-specific transseptal puncture for emerging structural heart interventions Rinaldi MJ, et al. Site-specific transseptal puncture for emerging structural heart interventions. Cardiac Interv Today. 2014 Mar-Apr.
Accuracy and procedural characteristics of standard needle compared with radiofrequency needle transseptal puncture for structural heart interventions Sharma G, et al. Catheter Cardio Inte. doi: 10.1002/ccd.26608.
Initial experience using a radiofrequency powered transseptal needle Smelley MP, et al. J Cardiovasc Electrophysiol. doi: 10.1111/j.1540-8167.2009.01656.x
Simplified method for insertion of steerable guide into the left atrium using a pigtail guide wire during the MitraClip^® procedure: A technical tip Buchner S, et al. J Interv Cardiol. doi: 10.1111/joic.12224

NRG^® RF Transseptal Kit

Take Control of Your Crossing.™

1 Target

Position Easily

Visualize Needle Tip

Controlled Torque

2 Cross

RF Puncture

Smooth Transition

Visualize Sheath Tip

3 Access

Instantly Anchor

Exchange Sheaths

Flexible Cushion

Evidence

Technical Specifications

NRG^® Transseptal Needle

TorFlex™ Transseptal Guiding Sheath

Optional ProTrack™ Pigtail Wire*

Ordering Information

RFP-100 Generator**

RFP-100A Generator*

Resource Library

Clinical Support

References

NRG® RF Transseptal Kit

Take Control of Your Crossing.™

1 Target

Position Easily

Visualize Needle Tip

Controlled Torque

2 Cross

RF Puncture

Smooth Transition

Visualize Sheath Tip

3 Access

Instantly Anchor

Exchange Sheaths

Flexible Cushion

Evidence

Technical Specifications

NRG® Transseptal Needle

TorFlex™ Transseptal Guiding Sheath

Optional ProTrack™ Pigtail Wire*

Ordering Information

RFP-100 Generator**

RFP-100A Generator*

Resource Library

Clinical Support

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