Steerable Sheath

The Steerable Sheath is a flexible catheter shaft that can be steered remotely by a handle. It is used in medical devices to access internal tissues or organs through blood vessels. It enables physicians to insert it into the heart or other anatomical structures and precisely guide the tip to the targeted lesion by adjusting the bending angle.

IntraCardiac Cchocardiography (ICE)

ICE used to provide real-time, high-resolution cardiac imaging from inside of the heart chambers. It consists of a flexible catheter with an integrated ultrasound transducer at its distal tip, typically inserted through a vein (such as the femoral or jugular vein) and advanced into the cardiac chamber.

High-Density Mapping Catheter

High-density mapping catheters are interventional devices for cardiac electrophysiology studies, composed of a flexible catheter shaft, a high-density electrode array with controlled flexibility, and a signal transmission system. They enable multi-electrode 3D mapping of cardiac structures, including recording, stimulation, and rapid 3D modeling.

PFA Catheter

Ablation catheter is a minimally invasive device composed of a specialized catheter body, distal ablation tip, mapping and sensing system, and internal lumens. It is navigated to the target cardiac area via a guiding sheath and delivers controlled energy to disrupt abnormal electrical pathways, effectively treating arrhythmias such as atrial fibrillation.

Radiofrequency Ablation Catheter

Ablation catheter is a minimally invasive device composed of a specialized catheter body, distal ablation tip, mapping and sensing system, and internal lumens. It is navigated to the target cardiac area via a guiding sheath and delivers controlled energy to disrupt abnormal electrical pathways, effectively treating arrhythmias such as atrial fibrillation.