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RIST™ RADIAL ACCESS SYSTEM Radial Access Catheters for Neurovascular Procedures

Designed for the unique demands of accessing the neurovasculature through the radial pathway, providing radial-specific transition zones, ideal lumen diameter, and the range of lengths required optimum device delivery to target vessel.1,2

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Overview

Take a new Approach

Now there’s a radial access system designed specifically for your neurovascular procedures.

Radial Access just got easier.

Designed for Radial

Taking a radial approach to neurovascular procedures is a growing. That’s why, in partnership with leading physicians, Medtronic has developed the first guide catheter specifically for the unique demands of radial access.

Transition Zones Where you Need them

Rist™ is designed specifically for the radial pathway, achieving both distal navigability in acute bends and proximal stability during device deployment.3

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Make The Turn

Rist 079 Radial Access Guide Catheter features increased flexibility resulting in effortless navigability through tough acute radial bends.2

Illustrated graph displaying distal end flexibility data

REACH FOR THE TOP

Rist™ is unique in its ability to be placed further into the ICA providing a stable platform during intervention.2

Don't Sacrifice Support

Rist™ 079 Radial Access Guide Catheter features an ideal lumen diameter of .079 enabling delivery of a wide range of intermediate catheters and devices for the most supportive system.1

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GOING RADIAL? LET US GIVE YOU A HAND.

The radial pathway presents unique demands to reach the neurovasculature.

We’re here to help you with the first radial-specific guide catheter, comprehensive training, and the dedicated support you need for optimum results.

Find out more and register for our Radial Ready Training Courses.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS & COMPATABILITY

RIST™ .079 RADIAL ACCESS GUIDE CATHETER5,6

Reference Number Working Length (cm) OD (in / F) ID (in / F) Hydrophilic Coating Length (cm)

107F-079-95

95

.093 / 7F

.079 / 6F

25

107F-079-100

100

.093 / 7F

.079 / 6F

25

107F-079-105

105

.093 / 7F

.079 / 6F

25

RIST™ RADIAL ACCESS SELECTIVE CATHETER7

Reference Number Working Length (cm) OD (in / F) ID (in) Tip Shapes

105F-BER-120

120

.070 / 5.5F

.040

Berenstein

105F-BER-130

130

.070 / 5.5F

.040

Berenstein

105F-SIM-120

120

.070 / 5.5F

.040

Sim2

105F-SIM-130

130

.070 / 5.5F

.040

Sim2

Device Compatibility

Rist™ 079 Guide Catheter has an ideal lumen size expanding options for complex procedures.1

Rist™ 079 Guide Catheter Specs Compatibility

7F OD

Compatible with 7F Introducer sheaths1

.079 in ID

Compatible with  5F intermediate catheters1

INDICATIONS

The Rist™ 079 Radial Access Guide Catheter is indicated for the introduction of interventional devices into the peripheral, coronary, and neuro vasculature.

The Rist™ Radial Access Selective Catheter is indicated for the introduction of interventional devices into the peripheral, coronary and neuro vasculature. It can be used to facilitate introduction of diagnostic agents in the neuro vasculature. It is not intended to facilitate introduction of diagnostic agents in coronary or peripheral arteries.

INDICATIONS FOR USE

View full instructions for use.
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QUESTIONS For Our Team?

Whether you're looking for procedural support, or additional information on our products and solutions—our team is here to help.

CONTACT US
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INC TR-12549

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INC TR-12736

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D00375759

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Oroso G. (2018) Transradial Approach for Coronary Interventions. In: LanzerP. (eds) Textbook of Catheter-Based Cardiovascular Interventions. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-55994-0_27

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INC-11815

6

INC-11816

7

INC-11694

WARNING: The safety and effectiveness of this device for radial neurovasculature access in direct comparison to a transfemoral approach has not been demonstrated. The risks and benefits for radial access against a transfemoral approach should be carefully weighed and considered for each patient