The Boston Scientific INTELLAMAP ORION High Resolution Electrophysiology Mapping Diagnostic Catheter (REF M004200467) is a multi-electrode basket diagnostic catheter engineered to acquire high-density electrograms during cardiac electrophysiology (EP) studies. It is intended for use with compatible Boston Scientific 3D cardiac mapping platforms to help electrophysiologists characterize chamber anatomy and electrical activity.
Key Features
- High-density mini-basket electrode array designed to capture closely spaced electrograms.
- 64 small, low-profile mapping electrodes distributed across 8 splines (per manufacturer product literature).
- Atraumatic basket geometry intended to conform to varying chamber anatomies.
- Compatible with the Boston Scientific RHYTHMIA HDx Mapping System for high-resolution activation, voltage and propagation mapping.
- Single-use, sterile diagnostic catheter supplied with manufacturer instructions for use.
- Designed to support rapid, automated electrogram acquisition workflows.
Clinical Applications
- High-resolution mapping of atrial and ventricular electrical activity during diagnostic EP studies.
- Activation, voltage and substrate characterization to support arrhythmia evaluation workflows.
- Use as a diagnostic mapping tool alongside compatible ablation and recording equipment.
- Suitable clinical indications, contraindications and patient selection criteria: refer to the official manufacturer Instructions for Use.
Product Information
- Brand: Boston Scientific
- Product: INTELLAMAP ORION High Resolution Mapping Catheter
- REF / UPN: M004200467
- Category: EP Diagnostic Catheters
- Electrode configuration: 64 electrodes on 8 splines (basket array)
- Catheter shaft size / usable length / introducer requirement: Not specified in the located sources
- System compatibility: Boston Scientific RHYTHMIA HDx Mapping System
- Sterility: Single-use, sterile (refer to IFU)
- Regulatory status, indications and full specifications: Refer to the official Boston Scientific IFU and product documentation.