ARISTOTLE® 24 Guidewire

A larger-diameter guidewire doesn’t have to result in stiffness, bulk, or increased risk to the patient. With the Aristotle® 24 Guidewire, the desirable and elusive pairing of softness and support are provided in a large-diameter wire, ideal for use with 0.027- and 0.035-inch catheters and designed to enhance performance and improve catheter trackability.  

Product features

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Clearing the way

An increase in wire diameter reduces space between the outer diameter of the wire and the inner diameter of the catheter, reducing risk of catheter ledge effect.

Control where you want it

Predictable, fine-steering control provides more torque output in the Aristotle 24® Guidewire. Compared to competitor wires on the market, this unmatched tip response is designed to improve vessel selection, which may reduce access time to the treatment site.

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Support when you need it


Enhanced performance in a large-diameter guidewire is designed to more efficiently deliver larger-diameter catheters, which can aid in reducing noticeable ledge effect.

Product specifications

Proprietary design enables thousands of transition zones to address complex anatomy and enhance performance.

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Indications for use

The Aristotle® 24 Guidewire is intended for general vascular use within the neuro and peripheral vasculatures to introduce and position catheters and other interventional devices. The guidewire is not intended for use in the coronary vasculature.

Contraindications

None known.

Warnings and Precautions
  • The Aristotle® 24 Guidewire should be manipulated under fluoroscopy. Do not attempt to move the guidewire without observing the resulting tip response. Advance and withdraw the guidewire slowly and carefully. Never advance or withdraw the guidewire against resistance that is felt or observed under fluoroscopy until the cause of the resistance is determined. Movement of the guidewire against resistance may result in damage to the guidewire or injury to the patient.
  • Confirm the compatibility of the guidewire and other devices being used in the procedure.
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