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Enzo
microcatheters
COURIER
C O N T R O L A N D D E L I V E R
The Enzo tip remained stable inside an acutely angled 4 mm supraclinoid ICA aneurysm throughout the procedure.
Pre-coiling
Post-coiling
Pack. REDIRECT. Pack. The ability to deflect Enzos tip during the procedure can facilitate the redirection of embolics, allowing more control over the positioning and packing of coils, especially in large or multilobular aneurysms. This could eliminate the need to remove, reshape, and reposition the cathetersaving valuable procedure time.
Pre-coiling
The Enzo tip was redirected to coil the upper and lower lobes progressively in a complex upper basilar aneurysm.
Two Radiopaque Markers: Platinum radiopaque markers, 3 cm apart, enhance fluoroscopic visibility of the catheter tip.
Flexible and Stable Distal Shaft Segment: Micrus proprietary design and fabrication techniques result in superior tip shape retention and stability* to reduce kickback.
Shaft Construction: Multilayer shaft construction creates smooth transition zonesfrom a soft, lowprofile distal segment with enhanced resistance to ovalization to a supportive proximal end.
COURIER helped treat a giant 3 cm pericallosal artery aneurysm. It held a J-curve shape and was stable through a high degree of tortuosity.
90 cm Shaft Marker: Allows for expedited microcatheter insertion into a guiding catheter for reduced fluoroscopic use.
Proximal Shaft: Multiple slender stainless-steel ribbons crisscross to form a dense proximal braided section, providing better catheter pushability and control.*
Enzo
Microcatheter
Ergonomic Deflection Knob: Allows in vivo control of Enzos tip, deflectable up to 90 degrees (from straight) in opposing directions.
In this 4 mm posterior communicating artery aneurysm case, notice how sharply Enzo deflected into the large neck. It managed to steadily hold this tenuous access point throughout the treatment. Later, Enzo aided coiling, deflecting away from the dome.
Shapability COURIERs superior shapability* allows you to match the anatomy one to one, reducing the need to overshape.
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All microcatheters were shaped to 90 degrees. Starting shape is shown after mandrel was removed.
90 89
Initial Shape (Degrees)
19 8
81 70 45 64
COURIER 170
Product A
Product B
Product C
Shape Retention COURIER retained over 90% of its initial tip shape after 3 hours of simulated use* .
Additional Shape Loss Over 3 Hours
90
75
60
45
COURIER 170
Product A
Product B
Product C
COURIER shape retention provides better shape stability inside the lesion.
CATALOG NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
PROXIMAL /DISTAL ID
170 190
MSH170000-00
Deflectable
.0170 / .0170
Compatible with embolics including Micrus 10, 14, and 18 System Microcoils*
CATALOG NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
PROXIMAL /DISTAL ID
MSH190000-00
Deflectable
.0190 / .0190
CATALOG NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
PROXIMAL /DISTAL ID
170
Straight 45 90
Compatible with embolics including Micrus 10, 14, and 18 System Microcoils*
CATALOG NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
PROXIMAL /DISTAL ID
190
Straight 45 90
Compatible with embolics including Micrus 14 and 18 System Microcoils* Minimum guiding catheter ID: COURIER 170 Microcatheters: .035 / .889 mm COURIER 190 Microcatheters: .042 / 1.067 mm COURIER Enzo Microcatheters: .050 / 1.27 mm Hydrophilic coated length (distal to proximal): 100 cm Recommended guidewire diameter: .014
* Please refer to the appropriate Instructions for Use for compatibility information.
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CAUTION: Federal (U.S.A.) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician. MICRUS, COURIER, and the M logo are registered trademarks of Micrus Endovascular Corporation. Enzo and Endurance Technology are trademarks of Micrus Endovascular Corporation. Other product names or marks are the property of their respective owners. 2007 Micrus Endovascular Corporation. All rights reserved.
The Courier Enzo deflectable tip microcatheter can distribute coils within an aneurysm to achieve improved packing density. 3 INRs evaluated its performance in an in-vitro study under angiography. 10 silicone aneurysms, each 10mm in diameter, were coiled using Courier Enzo and a conventional competitive microcatheter (Product A). The end point was when the microcatheter was kicked out of the aneurysm. Enzo showed a statistically significant 9% increase in packing density as compared to Product A. Micrus Cerecyte Microcoils were used in both arms. Enzo consistently demonstrated higher packing density.
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3O%
2O%
39.1% 0.9%
29.6% 7.4%
1O%
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ENZO
Product A
* Study performed at Stanford University Medical Center. Data on file, Micrus Endovascular Corporation * Presidio, Helipaq, Ultipaq and Cashmere Microcoils were used during the study
Courier Enzo allows better control of the microcatheter tip. This helps direct the coils and find empty spaces within the interstices of the coil mass, especially during the final stages of coiling.*
The Courier Enzo is designed to deflect. It provides stability by resisting being kicked out of the lesion. This can provide consistently higher packing density.
The CARAT study reported that the degree of aneurysm occlusion after the initial treatment is a strong predictor of the risk of subsequent rupture in patients presenting with subarachnoid hemorrhage, which justifies attempts to completely occlude aneurysms.1
Coiling
n Overall Degree of Occlusion Complete (100%) Small residual neck (91%-99%) Residual neck (70%-90%) Partial (<70%) 114 128 41 12 358 363 46 20 2 (1.8) 3 (2.3) 2 (4.9) 3 (25.0) 0.6 0.8 4.3 15.0 295 PersonYears 788 Hemorrhages, Rate/100 n (%) Person-Years 10 (3.4) 1.3 <0.0001 P
* Based on Kaplan-Meier analysis and the log-rank test with censoring at time of rupture, retreatment, or loss to follow-up.
Comparison between angiographic evaluation and embolized volume during long-term follow-up Embolized Volume (%)
Stable 30.8 10.2* (n = 44) 27.5 12.1 (n = 18) 20.5 4.8 (n = 10) Unstable 19.9 0.6 (n = 5) 13.7 6.0 (n = 11) 15.4 8.2 (n = 12)
There is a significant correlation between embolized volume and stability of embolized aneurysms. Embolized volume is a more objective index than is subjectively angiographic percentage occlusion.2
1. S. Claiborne Johnston, MD, PhD et al. Predictors of Rehemorrhage After Treatment of Ruptured Intracranial Aneurysms The Cerebral Aneurysm Rerupture After Treatment (CARAT) Study. 10.1161/STROKEAHA.107.495747 2. Shinichi Tamatani et al. Evaluation of the Stability of Aneurysms after Embolization Using Detachable Coils: Correlation between Stability of Aneurysms and Embolized Volume of Aneurysms. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 23:762767, May 2002
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CAUTION: Federal (U.S.A.) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician. MICRUS, the M logo, Courier and Cerecyte are registered trademarks of Micrus Endovascular Corporation. Enzo is a registered trademark of Micrus Endovascular Corporation. 2008 Micrus Endovascular Corporation. All rights reserved.