Leads for transesophageal stimulation

TOEC leads for transesophageal stimulation are made up of golden plates brass electrodes, placed at fixed distance.
They can be introduced oral or rhinopharyngal approach, the sheath material is radium-opaque, which permits easily the positioning under X-ray control.

 

TOEC 4 (tetrapolar)

Lead for transesophageal cardiac stimulation.
The wide surface electrodes are made of golden brass, with interelectrode distance of 23 mm, which allow to decrease the energy density emitted on the contact surface, thus avoiding the inconveniences that sometimes occur during this procedure.
The sheath material is made of silicone and is radium-opaque, for a better visibility under x-scopy.
The tip is not traumatic and conform to the anatomy of the oesophagus, to avoid troubles and possible injuries during the positioning.

 

TOEC 2 (bipolar)

Lead for transesophageal cardiac stimulation.
The wide surface electrodes are made of golden brass, with interelectrode distance of 30 mm, which allow to decrease the energy density emitted on the contact surface, thus avoiding the inconveniences that sometimes occur during this procedure.
The sheath material is made of silicone and is radium-opaque, for a better visibility under x-scopy.
The tip is not traumatic and conform to the anatomy of the oesophagus, to avoid troubles and possible injuries during the positioning.

 

TOEC 6 (esapolar)

Lead for transesophageal cardiac stimulation.
The wide surface electrodes are made of golden brass, with interelectrode distance of 15 mm, which allow to decrease the energy density emitted on the contact surface, thus avoiding the inconveniences that sometimes occur during this procedure.
The sheath material is made of silicone and is radium-opaque, for a better visibility under x-scopy. The tip is not traumatic and conform to the anatomy of the oesophagus, to avoid troubles and possible injuries during the positioning.

 

TOEC P (pediatric tetrapolar)

Lead for pediatric transesophageal cardiac stimulation.
The electrodes are made of golden brass, with interelectrode distance of 10 mm, with a surface area able to keep a low energy density, thus avoiding the inconveniences that sometimes occur during this procedure and at the same time with a good detection of endoesophageal signals, thanks to their special geometry.
The sheath material is made of PVC and is radium-opaque, for a better visibility under x-scopy.
The tip is not traumatic and conform to the anatomy of the oesophagus, to avoid troubles and possible injuries during the positioning.

 

 

Leads for transesophageal stimulation

TELTIN leads for transesophageal stimulation are characterized by particular electrodes designed with an innovative shape improving the contact with wall of esophagus and then they are coated by nitride of titanium in order to reduce polarization events.
Thanks to balanced electronic configuration, it is possible a reduction in threshold pacing over 25%, besides a drastic reduction of stimulation artifact.
They can be introduced indifferently both in oral and in rhinopharyngal way, the sheath material is radium-opaque, making easier the positioning of the lead under X-ray control.

 

Available models:

• TEL 3520: 2 electrodes, one on the tip and the other at 30 mm of distance
• TEL 3540: 4 electrodes, one tip electrode and the others at 30-10-15 mm of distance
• TEL 3545: 5 electrodes, one tip electrode and the others at 8-12-12- 8 mm of distance
• TEL 3543: 3 electrodes, one tip electrode and the others at 25- 25 mm of distance
• TEL 2543 pediatric: 3 electrodes, one tip electrode and the others at 12- 12 mm of distance

 

 

 

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