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Sherpa NX Active

Coronary Guide Catheter

Sherpa NX Active Coronary Guide Catheter

Sherpa NX Active Coronary Guide Catheter is your solution for procedures that require consistent and durable performance.

How the Sherpa NX Active Catheter Works

Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI), also known as coronary angioplasty, is a therapeutic procedure to treat the narrowed or stenotic section of the coronary artery of the heart due to coronary atherosclerosis. The guide catheter provides support for device advancement (stents, balloons etc.). It is the conduit for device and wire transport, a vehicle for contrast injection and takes measurements. Guide catheters are available in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit a variety of patient anatomies.

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Specifications

Specifications

The Sherpa NX Active catheter has a soft tip and distal sleeve to enable manipulation.

Trusted Performance From Hub to Tip

  • Workhorse performance suitable for various anatomies
  • Soft tip and distal sleeve enables manipulation
  • Advanced HDPE liner provides smooth, low-friction device passage

Full-Wall Technology Construction

  • Robust, thinner walls without compromising support or curve retention

Full Range of Coronary and Peripheral Curves

  • 5F and 6F sizes available
  • Specialty curves available
  • Custom lengths and custom curve programs available
Sherpa NX Active
Sizes Inner diameter measurements Example Features
5F 0.058" Sherpa NX Active 5F

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  • Soft distal segment enables active engagement for increased backup support
  • Distal segment can reshape in anatomy
  • Soft tip for ease of engagement
6F 0.070" Sherpa NX Active 6F

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  • Soft distal segment enables active engagement for increased backup support
  • Distal segment can reshape in anatomy
  • Supportive secondary curve increased backup support and enhanced curve retention
  • Soft tip for ease of engagement

Ordering Information

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON INDICATIONS, SAFETY AND WARNINGS

For listing of Indications, Contraindications, Warnings, Precautions, and Potential Adverse Events, please refer to the Instructions For Use .