PRODUCT INFORMATION
Notice: The MaRVis MR Guidewires are not yet cleared for sale or use in the U.S.
All MaRVis MR Guidewire products as presented below are CE certified for human use only in Europe.
The MaRVis MR Guidewires are intended for use in MRI-guided interventional medical procedures to reach the target region in the human body and/or to advance catheters or catheter-based instruments over the guidewire.
The MaRVis MR Guidewires must be used by a well-trained physician.
General technical features | |
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Core | Monobloc design |
Base material | Fiber-reinforced plastics rods (glass and aramid) |
Surface | PTFE shrink tube |
Flexible tip | Straight, manually shapeable |
MRI visibility | Continuous line along the entire length; additional ball-shaped tip marker |
X-ray visibility | Along the flexible tip |
MR safety | "MR Safe" |
The MaRVis Amber Wire product line is CE marked for use in intraluminal interventions in natural body orifices in the urinary tract, the genital tract or the gastrointestinal tract and in non-vascular interventions in the trunk and the limbs.
The MaRVis Amber Wire is not intended for application in the peripheral or central circulatory system.
The guidewire variants are:
MaRVis Amber Wire | |||
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Diameter | Type | Tip | Length |
0.035" | standard | Type A | 150, 180, 210, 260, 300 cm |
0.035" | stiff | Type A | 150, 180, 210, 260, 300 cm |
0.035" | stiff | Type B | 60, 180 cm |
0.014" | micro | Type A | 190, 250, 300 cm |
The MaRVis Sunglow Wire product line is CE marked for use in endovascular interventions in the peripheral and central circulatory system. The MaRVis Sunglow Wire is not intended for application in the cerebrovasculature.
The guidewire variants are:
MaRVis Sunglow Wire | |||
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Diameter | Type | Tip | Length |
0.035" | standard | Type A | 150, 180, 210, 260, 300 cm |
0.035" | stiff | Type A | 150, 180, 210, 260, 300 cm |
0.014" | micro | Type A | 190, 250, 300 cm |
For availability please contact MaRVis.
Download of Instructions for use
Access to Eudamed databank: ec.europa.eu/tools/eudamed/