Boston Scientific M00545190 Autotome RX 39 Cannulating Sphincterotome 20mm Cut Wire 5mm Tip 0.025" Guidewire
Boston Scientific M00545190 Autotome RX 39 Cannulating Sphincterotome 20mm Cut Wire 5mm Tip 0.025" Guidewire is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Boston Scientific M00545190 Autotome RX 39 Cannulating Sphincterotome 20mm Cut Wire 5mm Tip 0.025" Guidewire
The Boston Scientific Autotome™ RX 39 M00545190 is a cannulating sphincterotome designed for controlled steerability and positioning during sphincterotomy procedures. Boston Scientific lists.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Boston
- Model: / Product Number: M00545190
- Dimensions / sizes: 20mm, 5mm, 0.025"
Additional product details
- this item as the Autotome™ RX 39 with product number M00545190, 20mm cut wire, and GTIN 08714729444763.
- This sterile, single-use endoscopic biliary access device features RX cannulation, a 0.025" guidewire compatibility, 5mm tip length, and 200cm catheter length for use in compatible ERCP workflows.
- Manufacturer: Boston Scientific
- Brand / Line: Autotome™ RX 39
- Product Type: Cannulating Sphincterotome
- Cut Wire Length: 20mm
- Tip Length: 5mm
- Catheter Length: 200cm
- Guidewire Compatibility: 0.025"
- Tip / Shaft: 3.9mm / 7-5.5 Fr
- Use Type: Single Use
- Sterility: Sterile
- Autotome™ RX 39 cannulating sphincterotome for biliary access procedures
- Designed to provide controlled steerability for positioning
- 20mm cut wire with 5mm tip length
- Compatible with 0.025" guidewire workflows
- 200cm catheter length for endoscopic access
- Sterile, single-use medical device
- Boston Scientific product number M00545190
- Please verify compatibility, application, and usage requirements with the manufacturer’s instructions and your facility’s protocols before use.
Condition
Condition: New
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