SureFlex™ Steerable Guiding Sheath
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- Clinical data
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- Ordering information
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Feel control. See results.™
Experience controlled crossing, precise steering, and reliable performance in a bidirectional steerable sheath*
How it works
Animation showing the SureFlex Steerable Guiding Sheath
Controlled crossing*†
The Steerable Sheath offers a smooth sheath-dilator transition and lower crossing force for greater control*
Precise steering*‡
Feel your curve, know your position. Achieve maximum precision and control* with TruGlide™ handling and intuitive tactile feedback
Reliable performance*§
Durable design is engineered to provide consistent sheath tip contact force and superior retention of curve range-of-motion*
Why choose the SureFlex Steerable Guiding Sheath
Controlled crossing
Precise steering
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Reliable performance
Reliable and consistent hub-snap mechanism
Consistent hub-snap mechanism with hemostatic valve, three-way stopcock, and sideport
What’s included
The SureFlex Steerable Guiding Sheath includes three components:
- Sheath
- Dilator
- J-tipped mechanical guidewire
Publication summaries
December 2021, Hiner et al., published in Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology
This single-center retrospective analysis of catheter stability evaluated contact force consistency during radiofrequency ablation using two different steerable sheaths.
White papers
September 2018
This study compared handling precision, steering response, and neutral zone consistency.
November 2017
This study compared sheath-to-dilator transition and crossing force.
November 2017
This study compared sheath tip contact force, retention of curve range-of-motion (ROM), and resistance to failure.
SureFlex Steerable Guiding Sheath
Feature | Specifications |
French size compatibility | 8.5F (2.8 mm) |
Sheath usable length | |
Sheath overall length | 93 cm, 84 cm |
Sheath radiopaque marker | Platinum/iridium band |
Dilator usable length | 95 cm, 85 cm |
Guidewire length | 180 cm |
Compatible guidewire | 0.032” (0.81 mm) |
Bidirectional curve angles | 90° CCW, 180° CW |
Ordering information
Sheath usable length | Distal curve diameter | Product code |
72 cm | Small (17 mm) | TSK85-32-BD-71S |
Medium (22 mm) | TSK85-32-BD-71M | |
Large (50 mm) | TSK85-32-BD-71L | |
| 63 cm | Medium (22 mm) | TSK0005 |
Large (50 mm) | TSK0006 |
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* Bench testing or pre-clinical study results may not necessarily be indicative of clinical performance. The testing was performed by or on behalf of Boston Scientific. Data on file.
† Assessed by laser micrometery measurements along the length of the sheath-dilator transition (p<0.001, 5 SureFlex™ compared to 5 competitor sheaths) and by force gauge measurements during simulated transseptal crossing (p<0.001, 10 SureFlex™ compared to 8 competitor sheaths).
‡ Assessed by handle rotation to a full 360° to test axial torque transfer and the maximum rotational capabilities of each sheath (5 SureFlex™ sheaths compared to 3 competitor sheaths).
§ Assessed by full bidirectional articulation to maximal extension up to 10 times to achieve mechanical fatigue