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Sprint Quattro

Defibrillator Lead for Tachyarrhythmia Management

Proven Performance

Proven performance didn't happen by chance. 
From lead design to active product monitoring, intentional choices and proactive steps were taken to ensure the reliability of the Sprint Quattro™ lead portfolio.

Sprint Quattro Models

Model Number Connector Number of Coils Fixation

6935

DF-1

Single

Active

6935M

DF4

Single

Active

6947

DF-1

Dual

Active

6947M

DF4

Dual

Active

6946M

DF4

Dual

Passive

DESIGNED FOR RELIABILITY1

Purposeful design decisions were made to produce a lead that lasts.

From the asymmetrical design to the material selection, the Sprint Quattro defibrillator lead was designed for reliability and tested in a variety of different ways to withstand in vivo conditions.

Proven by Active, Clinical Monitoring

Sprint Quattro Secure™ 6947 lead shows a 94% lead survival rate at 14 years when measured by active, clinical monitoring.1

Graph representing 94% survival over 14 years for Sprint Quattro defibrillation lead, model 6947

MRI Access

Specific lengths of the Sprint Quattro lead portfolio are approved for use in the MR environment. Patients with a Sprint Quattro MRI SureScan lead, coupled with a Medtronic SureScan cardiac device, are able to safely undergo an MRI scan when MR conditions for use are met.

A complete SureScan system is required for use in the MR environment, which includes a Medtronic SureScan device connected to Medtronic SureScan leads.

DF4 Models:

  • 6947M, 6946M, and 6935M
  • Lead Lengths: 55, 62 cm

DF-1 Models:

  • 6947 and 6935
  • Lead Lengths: 58, 65 cm
1

MDT CRHF Product Performance eSource. Sprint Quattro 6947. Data as of October 2018. http://wwwp.medtronic.com/productperformance/model/6947-sprint-quattro-secure.html

Important Safety Information

Surgical complications such as cardiac perforation may occur and care must be taken when placing and positioning a cardiac lead.