D. N. A. Solution
D. N. A. Solution, the combined use of Terumo’s endovascular access devices, Destination™ guiding sheath, NaviCross™ support catheter, and Glidewire Advantage™ guidewire, will improve the performance of telescoping technique and reduce the need for multiple device exchanges, minimizing physician’s stress.

For better access and crossing in peripheral intervention.

 

Our lineup of therapeutic lesion access devices for peripheral intervention

D. N. A. Solution realizes simple and effective procedures for better peripheral therapeutic lesion access

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D.N.A. product lineup

Catalogs for all D.N.A products can be downloaded from the link below.

 

DNA product catalogue

D.N.A. Solutions

Simplify procedure of peripheral lesion access. 

 

How can we assist you?
 
For smooth lesion access: Crossover Technique

Why Master the Crossover Technique 

 

The crossover technique is a fundamental approach in peripheral intervention, allowing physicians to access target lesions via the contralateral femoral artery. Mastering this approach is often considered essential to mastering peripheral intervention, as its safe and efficient execution directly impacts procedural success.

 

The crossover technique is especially challenging in cases with severely tortuous iliac bifurcations, where selecting the appropriate devices—such as changing angiographic catheter tips or using balloons— at the optimal time is crucial to ensuring safe and time-efficient procedures. 

 

Watch the videos to see how this technique works in practice.

 

Crossover Techniques - Live Demonstration

Crossover Techniques - Clinical Commentary Edition

Optimize Crossover Technique with D.N.A.

 
Each device in our D.N.A. solution is designed to optimize your crossover technique and contribute to higher procedural success rates. 

Destination

May provide improved trackability and kink resistance even in tortuous iliac lesions. 

 

NaviCross

Features a tapered tip designed to facilitate enhanced pushability and crossability. 

 

Glidewire Advantage 

Incorporates a proximal stiffer shaft to support smooth device delivery. 

D.N.A products

For better lesion crossing: Telescoping Technique

Do you know Telescoping technique?

Telescoping technique provides increased support and pushability through the combined use of different sized catheters.

Telescoping technique with combined use of D.N.A. increased device support and pushability, which may provide better crossability even in complex anatomy.

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Our D.N.A. combination provides improved crossability

Two Telescoping Techniques

 

Did you know that there are two Telescoping techniques for vascular interventions? Our D.N.A solution allows for a combination of devices to suit various lesions, ensuring optimal support for your procedural outcomes.  

 

Choose Destination with 0.035" Navicross for SFA procedures, and Destination with 0.035” NaviCross and 0.018” NaviCross for BTK interventions.

 

two telescoping technique

 

 

Optimizing iliac & SFA interventions with 0.035" Navicross™

 

For iliac and SFA interventions, combining Destination with 0.035" Navicross provides effective backup support. The 0.035" Navicross also features a tapered tip to facilitate smooth navigation and superior crossability even in complex lesions. *1 

 

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Optimizing BTK interventions with 0.035" and 0.018" Navicross™ 

 

0.018" Navicross is designed to telescope with 0.035" Navicross, supporting guidewire navigation in narrow complex lesions such as BTK and severe stenosis. As with 0.035", the 0.018" features a tapered tip for enhanced navigation and crossability. *1  

 

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Crossability tests measured how far the tip of the Guidewire or Support Catheter advanced when they were pushed 30 mm from the proximal end.

Reference

 

Clinical Experience

Videos

Prof. Blessing (Fempop session) - Terumo at CIRSE 2020

Dr. Stavroulakis (BTK session) - Terumo at CIRSE

Terumo Europe: Lower Limb Webinar