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- Terumo SS8FMB74, NAGAREᵀᴹ Bi-Directional Steerable Sheath 8.8F, Compatible with Transseptal Needle 98cm
Terumo SS8FMB74, NAGAREᵀᴹ Bi-Directional Steerable Sheath 8.8F, Compatible with Transseptal Needle 98cm
Terumo SS8FMB74, NAGAREᵀᴹ Bi-Directional Steerable Sheath 8.8F, Compatible with Transseptal Needle 98cm
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Product Description
Terumo SS8FMB74, NAGAREᵀᴹ Bi-Directional Steerable Sheath 8.8F, Compatible with Transseptal Needle 98cm
NAGAREᵀᴹ Steerable Sheath
| PRODUCT CODE | SIZE ID | MAXIMUM GUIDE WIRE DIAMETER | USABLE LENGTH (cm) | TOTAL LENGTH (cm) |
| SS8FMB74 | 8.8FR | 0.032” | 73.7 | 91.4 |
BETTER CONTROL IS AT YOUR COMMAND
Predictable control is imperative for the safety and efficacy of complex cardiac interventions. Using the Nagare™ steerable sheath will help accurately navigate all chambers of the heart with confidence.
- Control
TruVector™ technology provides a full range of shaft rotation without the torque buildup, reducing whipping during sheath manipulation.
- Precision
The sheath shaft does not bow during tip deflection, minimizing unintended movement and loss of distal tip position for more accurate transseptal puncture and catheter delivery.
- Stability
Provides consistent and dependable contact force, so therapy can be delivered in areas that are difficult to reach.
TRUST IN TRUVECTOR™
Nagare™ is the first steerable sheath that does not depend on pull wires for tip deflection. This first-in-kind technology eliminates bowing of the sheath shaft during tip deflection and provides a stable platform with 1:1 torque response.
- TruVector™ technology: The proprietary design with TruVector™ technology uses coaxial, free-moving shafts that are bonded at the distal tip and reinforced with Kevlar®.
- Pull-wire technology: Other steerable sheaths on the market rely on traditional pull-wire systems for tip deflection, which may cause torque buildup, leading to abrupt sheath movement and loss of control.
