ERCP Guidewires

ERCP access solutions tailored to the needs of the patient and the preference of the endoscopist.

The VisiGlide Line of Guidewires

Designed for endoscopic treatment of the biliary and pancreatic ducts, the VisiGlide line offers two options to meet both patient and physician needs. Choose a guidewire to suit every patient’s condition and physician’s preference.

Anatomical illustration of straight guidewire being deployed from endoscope into common bile duct

VisiGlide

Not just your everyday guidewire.

  • For endoscopists who prefer a straight wire and those that like flexibility in the tip of the wire
  • When firmer, more robust technique is employed in wire handling
  • For therapeutic work requiring an optimal amount of distal body such as in dilated bile ducts
Anatomical illustration of angled guidewire being deployed from endoscope into common bile duct

VisiGlide 2

A reliable solution when access matters most.

  • For endoscopists who prefer an angled wire and those that like an even softer feel in the tip of the wire
  • When finer, more precise movements are required during delicate procedures
  • For therapeutic work in sensitive anatomy, such as the pancreas, requiring a more flexible tip for lighter tissue contact
 
 
One-dimentional view of curving flexible guidewire

Glidewire®

Endoscopic Hydrophilic Coated Guidewire

  • Hydrophilic coating and super elastic alloy core provide enhanced navigation through
    tortuous anatomy and difficult strictures
  • Soft flexible tip reduces risk of tissue perforation and submucosal advancement
  • Only endoscopic fully hydrophilic guidewire available in both short and long configurations
    to complement all device preferences

Learn more about GLIDEWIRE ENDOSCOPIC GUIDEWIRE

GLIDEWIRE is manufactured with Terumo Glide Technology™ - The Gold Standard in Hydrophilic Coating
GLIDEWIRE Endoscopic Hydrophilic Coated Guidewire and GLIDEWIRE Endoscopic Guidewire are registered trademarks of Terumo Corporation.
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