Cook Amplatz Renal Introducer G18012
The Amplatz Renal Introducer G18012 is a medical device used to provide safe and controlled access to the kidney during percutaneous procedures. It is designed to facilitate the introduction of guidewires, dilators, and sheaths. This device helps urologists establish a stable tract for procedures such as nephrolithotomy or percutaneous nephrostomy.
The Amplatz Renal Introducer G18012 allows precise and secure introduction of instruments into the renal tract, minimizing tissue trauma. Its smooth, tapered design ensures easy insertion over a guidewire. Radiopaque markers make it visible under fluoroscopy, assisting accurate positioning during procedures. It is compatible with standard dilators and access sheaths, enabling effective percutaneous kidney interventions.
Technical Specification
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Medical-grade polyethylene or polymer blend |
| Size (French, Fr) | 24 Fr (typical for renal introducers) |
| Length | 11–15 cm (varies by model) |
| Intended Use | Renal tract access for percutaneous nephrolithotomy or other kidney procedures |
| Radiopacity | Radiopaque for imaging guidance under fluoroscopy |
| Sterility / Use | Sterile, single-use device |
Product Also Knows As
Amplatz renal introducer, Percutaneous renal access introducer, Kidney introducer, Amplatz access device, Renal sheath introducer, G18012 introducer
