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Crosser iQ™ Ultrasonic CTO Device

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The Crosser iQ™ CTO Recanalisation System is made up of 3 main components:

The BD Recanalisation System (Console and Footswitch) includes a non-sterile, reusable Console with an integrated roller pump, user interface and a Footswitch.

The Crosser iQ™ Ultrasonic CTO Device is connected to the BD Recanalisation System Console via the power cord, through which power is converted into high-frequency ultrasonic mechanical vibrations to the tip of the device.

Designed to help cross peripheral arterial CTOs intraluminally
Automatically and selectively ablates plaque, while remaining atraumatic to elastic tissue
Simple, "plug-and-play" system

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Guidewire Port

Radiopaque Marker Band

"Support Taper" Transmission Wire

Hydrophilic Coated

GeoAlign Marking System

Irrigation Outlets

1.1mm Titanium Tip

Crosser iQ^TM

Ultrasonic CTO Device

5F sheath compatible, over-the-wire
0.014" guidewire compatible
146 cm working length
Handle activation, optional Footswitch
Recon™ Support Catheter is designed to guide and provide support for the Crosser iQ™ Ultrasonic CTO Device

BD Recanalisation System

Console and Footswitch

Simple, “plug-and-play” system
LCD screen with informative prompts
Integrated roller pump
Average setup time <2-minutes¹

The Crosser iQ™ CTO Recanalisation System automatically adjusts its power output to help stabilise the distal tip of the catheter to assist in crossing CTOs.

GTIN - each

00801741201332

Guidewire Length

0.014 in.

Length

146 cm

French Size

5 F

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¹ Average set up time of less than 2 minutes is based upon BD internal testing involving four different surgical technicians who set up the BD Recanalisation System through step 18 of the Crosser iQ™ Ultrasonic CTO Device instructions for use. Data on file, BD, Tempe, AZ. Bench data may not necessarily correlate to clinical performance. Different test methods may yield different results. Actual user experiences may vary.

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