SURFACER

Question 1

4 Komponenten des Surfacer Systems

Answer 1

1. One (1) Workstation (Workstation Sheath)
2. One (1) Delivery Instrument (Surfacer Device)
3. Two (2) Exit Targets
4. One (1) Exit (Peelable) Introducer

Question 2

Durchmesser und Länge der Workstation Schleuse

Answer 2

Durchmesser: OD=10.4Fr (3.48mm), ID=7.3Fr (2.44mm)

Länge: 64.5cm

Question 3

Durchmesser SURFACER
Durchmesser Needle Guide
Durchmesser Needle Wire
Usable Length Needle Wire

Answer 3

Durchmesser SURFACER: 7.2Fr
Durchmesser Needle Guide: 3.1Fr
Durchmesser Needle Wire: 1.8Fr
Usable Length Needle Wire: 35cm

Question 4

Peelable Exit Sheath
OD:
ID:
Usable Length:

Answer 4

OD: 18.4Fr
ID: 16.3Fr
Usable Length:20cm

Question 5

SURFACER Kontraindikationen (6)

Answer 5

1. acute thrombosis within a vessel to be crossed by the Surfacer System.
2. occlusion of the right femoral vein.
3. occlusion of the right iliac vein.
4. occlusion of the inferior vena cava
5. The device is not to be used in the arterial system.
6. The Surfacer System is not intended for use in the coronary or cerebral vasculature.

Question 6

SURFACER: Indication for use

Answer 6

The Surfacer® Inside-Out® Access Catheter System is intended to obtain central venous access to facilitate catheter insertion into the central venous system

Question 7

What was the SURFACER system designed for?

Answer 7

The Surfacer® Inside-Out® Access Catheter System (Surfacer® System) is designed to facilitate entry and placement of central venous access catheters within the peripheral vasculature.
The Surfacer® System facilitates the entry and positioning of standard access catheters by establishing a transient passage across venous occlusions.
Once the access is obtained and a catheter is in place, the Surfacer® System is removed

Question 8

4 therapies that require CV access

Answer 8

Restoring CV access is necessary to provide life-saving therapies:

1. Dialysis
2. Chemotherapy
3. Pacing
4. Nutrition

Question 9

3 risks that are associated with CV thrombosis.

Answer 9

1. post-thrombotic syndrome.
2. pulmonary embolism.
3. catheter infections