N+ Cyclone™ Neuro Micro-Guidewire: Precision Navigation for Neurovascular Interventions

Hainwise introduces the N+ Cyclone™ Neuro Micro-Guidewire — an advanced micro-guidewire system engineered to meet the exacting demands of modern neurovascular and peripheral vascular interventions. Combining exceptional flexibility with precise control, this guidewire facilitates safe and efficient catheter navigation through delicate and tortuous vasculature to reach target lesion sites with confidence.

Key Benefits

1.Superior Navigational Precision

Featuring a tapered core design with variable stiffness zones, the N+ Cyclone™ provides optimal balance between distal flexibility and proximal support, enabling precise steering through complex vascular anatomy.

2.Enhanced Safety Profile

The platinum-tipped distal segment offers excellent radiopacity for clear visualization, while the atraumatic silicone-coated tip minimizes vessel trauma during advancement in sensitive neurovascular territories.

3.Optimized Torque Response

Engineered with a responsive core and smooth polymer jacket, the guidewire delivers 1:1 torque transmission for accurate directional control without sacrificing pushability in elongated vasculature.

4.Hydrophilic Distal Segment

The distal 25 cm features a hydrophilic coating that reduces friction by over 70% when activated, facilitating smooth passage through stenotic lesions and reducing procedure time.

Clinical Applications

• Neurovascular Interventions

• Aneurysm coiling and flow diversion procedures

• Mechanical thrombectomy for acute ischemic stroke

• Arteriovenous malformation (AVM) embolization

• Intracranial stent delivery and placement

• Peripheral Vascular Procedures

• Below-the-knee (BTK) interventions for critical limb ischemia

• Renal artery denervation and stenting

• Super-selective embolization in visceral arteries

• Chronic total occlusion (CTO) crossing in peripheral vessels

• Specialized Applications

• Pediatric neurovascular interventions

• Retinal artery cannulation in ophthalmology

• Spinal artery embolization procedures

• Transradial access for neurointerventions