Detail of the ProTrack Pigtail Wire.

ProTrack™ Pigtail Wire

Efficiently achieve and maintain left atrial access with the flexible spiral tip of the ProTrack Pigtail Wire. Support large sheath exchange and cushion against the left atrial wall.
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Instant anchor.
Secure access.™

Achieve and maintain left atrial access efficiently with a flexible spiral tip. 

ProTrack Pigtail Wire cushioned against the left atrial wall.

Why choose the ProTrack Pigtail Wire

The ProTrack Pigtail Wire advantage

With an atraumatic pigtail wire, you can save time,1 exchange effortlessly, and cushion gently against the left atrial wall.

Stopwatch.

Save time

Quicker introduction of devices into the left atrium (LA).1 Simply deploy the pigtail wire for instantly anchored access into the LA.

Varying sheath sizes, illustrating ProTrack Pigtail Wire's support of multiple sizes.

Exchange and support sheaths

The stiff stainless-steel body facilitates large sheath exchange and provides sheath stabilization.

ProTrack Pigtail Wire cushioned against the left atrial wall.

Flexible cushion

Cushion gently against the left atrial wall with a flexible, atraumatic tip.

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References

1. Buchner S, et al. (2015). Simplified method for insertion of steerable guide into the left atrium using a pigtail guide wire during the MitraClip™ procedure: A technical tip. J Interv Cardiol. doi: 10.1111/joic.12224.