OUTBACK Elite Re-Entry Catheter studio flatlay with fluoroscopic L-marker system labeled and re-entry needle visible at distal tip in deployed position

OUTBACK Elite Re-Entry Catheter

$1,450.00
Sale price  $1,450.00 Regular price 
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OUTBACK Elite Re-Entry Catheter studio flatlay with fluoroscopic L-marker system labeled and re-entry needle visible at distal tip in deployed position

OUTBACK Elite Re-Entry Catheter

$1,450.00
Sale price  $1,450.00 Regular price 

OUTBACK Elite Re-Entry Catheter

The OUTBACK Elite Re-Entry Catheter is Cordis’s purpose-built device for true lumen re-entry following subintimal dissection in peripheral arterial intervention — a technique increasingly employed in complex femoropopliteal and iliac CTO recanalization when antegrade intraluminal wire crossing fails.

Mechanism of Action

The OUTBACK Elite resolves one of subintimal angioplasty’s most technically challenging moments — the re-entry step — by delivering a deployable nitinol needle at a precise 90-degree angle from the catheter’s distal tip, guided by real-time fluoroscopic orientation using the device’s L-shaped radiopaque marker system.

The operator aligns the L-marker under fluoroscopy to confirm lateral needle direction toward the true lumen, then deploys the needle to puncture back through the subintimal dissection plane, re-establishing guidewire access to the distal true lumen for balloon delivery and stenting. The system accepts standard 0.014” guidewires and is compatible with 6Fr or larger guiding sheaths.

Product Gallery

OUTBACK Elite flatlay with L-marker system and re-entry needle labeled in deployed position

Vascular surgeon and scrub team during femoropopliteal CTO case with OUTBACK Elite on sterile field

Macro close-up of OUTBACK Elite re-entry needle deployed at 90 degrees from catheter tip

Key Parameters

Field Specification
Indication True lumen re-entry following subintimal dissection in peripheral arterial CTO intervention
Re-Entry Mechanism Deployable nitinol needle punctures through subintimal dissection plane back to true lumen
Needle Deployment Angle 90 degrees from catheter distal tip (precise lateral deployment)
Compatible Guidewire 0.014” standard guidewires
Minimum Sheath Size 6Fr
Fluoroscopic Guidance Feature L-shaped radiopaque marker system for real-time needle direction confirmation under fluoroscopy

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