The Boston Scientific Coyote Balloon Catheter (REF H74939185351510) is a low-profile percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) balloon dilatation catheter configured with a 3.5 mm balloon diameter and a 150 mm balloon length. It is engineered to support controlled dilatation of stenotic lesions in the peripheral vasculature while offering smooth trackability through tortuous anatomy.
Key Features
- Low-profile balloon design intended to facilitate crossing of tight or challenging lesions
- Balloon diameter: 3.5 mm
- Balloon length: 150 mm (long-length balloon for extended or diffuse lesions)
- Hydrophilic coating to support deliverability and reduce friction during navigation
- Designed for use over a 0.014 in guidewire platform (confirm with official IFU)
- Radiopaque markers to assist fluoroscopic balloon positioning
- Compatible with standard inflation devices via a dedicated inflation port
Clinical Applications
- Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty of lesions in the peripheral arteries
- Dilatation in below-the-knee (infrapopliteal) and other small-vessel peripheral interventions where a long, low-profile balloon is preferred
- Post-dilatation following stent deployment, per operator technique and the manufacturer's Instructions for Use
- Intended use, indications, contraindications and warnings are defined by the official Boston Scientific Instructions for Use; Not specified in the located sources beyond manufacturer documentation
Product Information
- Brand: Boston Scientific
- Product line: Coyote Balloon Catheter
- Category: Peripheral Balloon Catheters (PTA)
- REF / UPN: H74939185351510
- Balloon size: 3.5 mm x 150 mm
- Guidewire compatibility: 0.014 in platform (verify with current IFU)
- Usable / working length: Not specified in the located sources
- Rated burst pressure and nominal pressure: Not specified in the located sources
- Sterility & use: Supplied sterile, single-use device (confirm on packaging and IFU)
- Storage: Store per manufacturer labeling
- Buyers should verify local regulatory status, indications and availability prior to procurement