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* Stopcock
* Stopcock
* Touhy
* Touhy
* Probe cover (for RF remote control)
* (2) Probe covers (for RF remote control and access)
* Symplicity Spyral multi-electrode catheter (Ref RDN016; Barcode should work by time of first procedure.)  
* Symplicity Spyral multi-electrode catheter (Ref RDN016; Barcode should work by time of first procedure.)  
* Symplicity G3 renal Devervation RF generator with remote control
* Symplicity G3 renal Devervation RF generator with remote control
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* Contrast 1:1 mix
* Contrast 1:1 mix
* Hep. Saline  
* Hep. Saline  
* Acist normal setup


Possible Guide Catheters:  
Possible Guide Catheters:  
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Renal Denervation Equipment – Cardiac Cath lab – CPMC ▪ Cath pack for femoral access ▪ Accist equipment ▪ Micropuncture ▪ Ultrasound for vascular access ▪ 2 sterile sleeves (1 for ultrasound, 1 for Simplicity remote control) ▪ 6 French Pinnacle sheath – 10 cm (or equivalent) ▪ 6 French short guide (55 cm – JR4, IMA,RDN1, RDC) ▪ 0.014” Coronary guidewire – Ironman or operator preference ▪ Copilot Tuohy-Borst adapter with guide wire introducer ▪ USB 2.0 flash drive, FAT32 formatted with minimum 100 MB available space ▪ Medtronic Spyral Catheter ▪ Medtronic Simplicity Generator (with remote control) ▪ Dispersive electrode – Covidien ValleyLabM REM Polyhesive models E7507 or E7507DB ▪ Perclose (or other preferred closure device) Meds: ▪ Heparinized saline ▪ Heparin IV solution 1,000 units/mL ▪ Nitroglycerin 100 mg/mL ▪ Benadryl IV ▪ Midazolam IV ▪ Fentanyl IV ▪ Atropine (readily available on standby)
Copilot Tuohy-Borst adapter with guide wire introducer ▪ USB 2.0 flash drive, FAT32 formatted with minimum 100 MB available space ▪ Medtronic Spyral Catheter ▪ Medtronic Simplicity Generator (with remote control) ▪ Dispersive electrode – Covidien ValleyLabM REM Polyhesive models E7507 or E7507DB ▪ Perclose (or other preferred closure device) Meds: ▪ Heparinized saline ▪ Heparin IV solution 1,000 units/mL ▪ Nitroglycerin 100 mg/mL ▪ Benadryl IV ▪ Midazolam IV ▪ Fentanyl IV ▪ Atropine (readily available on standby)

Revision as of 16:12, 17 April 2025

  • Micropunture
  • 6Fr Pinnacle
  • 0.035 Standard J
  • 0.014 wire - Ask MD
  • Stopcock
  • Touhy
  • (2) Probe covers (for RF remote control and access)
  • Symplicity Spyral multi-electrode catheter (Ref RDN016; Barcode should work by time of first procedure.)
  • Symplicity G3 renal Devervation RF generator with remote control
  • Grounding pad
  • Contrast 1:1 mix
  • Hep. Saline
  • Acist normal setup

Possible Guide Catheters:

  • 6Fr 55cm Guide Catheter
    • IMA
    • LIMA
    • RDN1
    • RDC

Procedure types:

  • Transcatheter Renal Sympathetic Denervation, Unilateral -OR- Transcatheter Renal Sympathetic Denervation, Bilateral
  • Catheter, Renal Denervation, Radiofrequency


Copilot Tuohy-Borst adapter with guide wire introducer ▪ USB 2.0 flash drive, FAT32 formatted with minimum 100 MB available space ▪ Medtronic Spyral Catheter ▪ Medtronic Simplicity Generator (with remote control) ▪ Dispersive electrode – Covidien ValleyLabM REM Polyhesive models E7507 or E7507DB ▪ Perclose (or other preferred closure device) Meds: ▪ Heparinized saline ▪ Heparin IV solution 1,000 units/mL ▪ Nitroglycerin 100 mg/mL ▪ Benadryl IV ▪ Midazolam IV ▪ Fentanyl IV ▪ Atropine (readily available on standby)

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