Designed to reduce anchoring time and enhance procedural efficiency, the Swift-Lock anchor eliminates the need for sutures or medical adhesive typically required to secure the anchor to the lead and features an easy-to-use mechanical lock, according to the release.
The Swift-Lock anchor features include:
• Intuitive locking mechanism that provides tactile and visual confirmation that the lead is locked;
• Strong fixation to the lead to help mitigate the risk of migration;
• Highly radiopaque material to provide easy fluoroscopic visualization; and
• Simple twist lock mechanism allows for easy repositioning of the lead if needed.
Read the St. Jude Medical release on the Swift-Lock Anchor.
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