A single-use coaxial double lumen injection needle that keeps the two fibrin components apart until the target.
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A double-lumen coaxial “needle-in-needle” system that carries fibrinogen and thrombin separately and brings them together at the target site.
In which cases?
Fistula and anastomotic leak treatment during therapeutic endoscopy.
Haemostatic sealant application at a bleeding point.
What makes it different?
Coaxial needle in needle design fibrinogen and thrombin travel in separate lumens and meet at the target, so the sealant does not set early in the catheter.
Red safety clip holds the needle inside the catheter until it is advanced.
Needle 0.9 mm or 1.2 mm with 4 mm and 6 mm needle length, catheter outer diameter 2.5 mm, from a 2.8 mm working channel.
Working length 180 cm for gastroscopy and 230 cm for colonoscopy.
