EDEN™ EndoCath Catheter(Guide Catheter for Epiduroscopy) 

Epiduroscopy is a less invasive procedure than traditional surgeries performed on the lower back. Not only procedure has been successful in helping to relieve some instances of chronic sciatica, it has also proven to be effective in cases where traditional epidurals and nerve root blocks have failed. 

An epiduroscopy is typically performed as a day procedure and the patient is usually awake and can communicate with the doctor. After light sedation and a local anaesthetic are administered, a very small incision is made and a fibre optic camera is inserted in the lower back and guided up towards the affected nerve roots. Thanks to the small camera and miniscule tools, various treatment can be made effectively. 

│Specification│

• Working Channel: 1.2mm, 1.4mm
• Working Strength: 350mm
• Tube Diameter: 3.13mm

│Indication│

       •  Observation of pathology and anatomy
       •  Direct medications application

       •  Direct lysis of scarring  

       •  Placement of catheter and electrode systems

       •  An adjunct to minimally invasive surgery