Electroducer Sleeve
The Electroducer Sleeve is a medical device used during percutaneous cardiovascular interventions
Integrating at best the Direct Wire Pacing (DWP®) technique,
the Electroducer Sleeve aims to improve, secure and standardize it.
The Electroducer Sleeve is an electro-conductive device made of highly innovative material which is intended to transmit, in a safe way for the patient, the electrical signal from an external pacemaker to the heart through the guidewire.
Thanks to multi-patented technologies, Electroducer Sleeve integrates the Direct Wire pacing technique at the best, increasing the technique reproducibility with a good assessment of the pain by the patients and acceptable thresholds.
*Electroducer First In Man Pilot study- EuroPCR 2021
*The Electroducer® Sleeve is under development. Its properties, performance and safety are still under evaluation. It is not available yet for use. As a medical device, it does not yet comply with Regulation (EU) 2017/745. Electroducer® Sleeve is not CE marked.
The Electroducer Sleeve interfaces with the conventional percutaneous cardiovascular equipment:
it does not change physicians’ habits, thus allowing a better adoption of the technique.
it does not change physicians’ habits, thus allowing a better adoption of the technique.
Users’ feedbacks
01 | Dr Thierry Lefevre
« I’m convinced that within a few years, this device will replace temporary pacing lead for interventional procedures. »
Dr Thierry Lefevre, co-Principal Investigator of Jacques Cartier Hospital in Massy, Electroducer First In Man Pilot study.
02 | Dr Nicolas Dumonteil
« A major step towards simplification of interventionnal procedures requiring temporary cardiac pacing. »
Dr Nicolas Dumonteil, co-Principal Investigator of Clinique Pasteur in Toulouse, Electroducer First In Man Pilot study.
03 | Dr Mohamed Abdellaoui
« The more you use it, the more you like it! »
Dr Mohamed Abdellaoui, co-Principal Investigator of Groupe Hospitalier Mutualiste in Grenoble, Electroducer First In Man Pilot study.
04 | Pr Jérôme Wintzer
« A safe and efficient device for transcatheter heart valve and complex PCI procedures requiring temporary pacing. »
Pr Jérôme Wintzer, interventinal cardiologist at Cardiovascular Institute at Groupe Hospitalier Mutualiste de Grenoble.
05 | Pr Jacques Monségu
« A disruptive and simple device allowing to simplify coronary and structural procedures. »
Pr Jacques Monségu, interventional cardiologist and head of the Cardiovascular Institute at Groupe Hospitalier Mutualiste de Grenoble.