Captivator II. Single-Use Snares



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Captivator II Single-Use Snares Captivator II Snares are the first line of stiff and rounded snares available in multiple sizes with both a hot and cold snaring indication. The Captivator II Snare line is specifically designed for the removal of diminutive polyps, colonic endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) as well as standard polypectomy. Four new sizes allow clinical flexibility by expanding the size options to range from 10mm to 33mm.

Features and Intended Benefits Rounded Shape Stiff Braided Wire Designed to capture flat lesions Shorter distance from scope tip to facilitate tip control and visualization Control of wire Grip/traction on flat polyps 33mm 25mm Hot / Cold Indication Allow clinical flexibility NEW Four Smaller Loop Options 10mm, 15mm, 20mm, 25mm polyps Flat polyps and for use during EMR 20mm 15mm 10mm

Braided Captivator II Snares 10mm, 15mm, 20mm, 25mm and 33mm Stiff braided wire design helps facilitate tactile feel and control of the wire Provides grip / traction and limited tip deflection on flat lesions Close-up of braided wire design Wire Outer Diameter (OD):.0165 in. (.419 mm) Wire cross section 1 x 7 construction

For diminutive polypectomy (polyps < 1cm), many physicians consider using cold snaring. Cold snaring eliminates thermal injury risk from hot polypectomy and hot biopsy. We are the only device company that has snares with both hot and cold indications for clinical flexibility. Since 80-90% of polyps are < 1cm in size, extra small snares are often the most convenient to use and can be most easily positioned and efficiently enclosed on the polyp. DOUGLAS K. REX, MD, FACP, FACG

and EMR Snares designed for difficult polypectomy and EMR: Large and / or flat lesions Lesions on the right side of colon Lesions located on or near a colonic fold For larger polyps that are flat, a stiff snare is designed to help grasp the normal tissue adjacent to the polyp and prevent sliding over the lesion. In about 20-30% of right sided flat polyp cases, it s an awkward angle. These are flat, difficult polyps to raise up, and having a variety of tools available can make you more successful in getting that polyp completely DREW SCHEMBRE, MD removed. EMR Endoscopic View

Economics of EMR vs. Surgery 1 of 2 u Cost savings, even with inadequate payment Hospital loses less on an Endoscopy procedure than surgery More profitable and efficient use of OR time Total Hospital Cost (Procedure + Complication + Stay) Surgical Procedure Laparascopic or Open EMR or ESD Inject, Resect, Clip $16k to $38k $0.5k to $0.9k At the end of the day, we as gastroenterologists can save more lives, save more money, save more misery by taking out polyps during colonoscopy. DREW SCHEMBRE, MD 2014 Medicare Reimbursement $9k to $30k Inpatient $1.1K to $2.2k Outpatient Procedure Time ~2 hours ~1 hour Hospital Profit ($7k) to ($29k) $0.2k to $1.7k 1. 2014 Final Inpatient Medicare Reimbursement Rates Source= August 2, 2013 CMS-1599-FC based on MS-DRGs 329, 330 and 331 (Colectomy) 2. Outpatient Medicare reimbursement based on coding for submucosal injection (45381) and snare, polypectomy (45385). Rates are from Medicare s 2014 Final OPPS Rule. Medicare s Multiple procedure discounting rule applied to secondary procedure. (Total = 45381 - $736.84 + 45385 =-$736.84/2).

u Captivator II Snares Economics of EMR vs. Surgery 2 of 2 In an ACO-like environment, EMR offers several advantages: Potential to reduce complications / hospital-acquired infections EMR is a less invasive procedure that may be performed in an outpatient setting 60% of patients with difficult polyps who could get an EMR of the colon, are still having a colectomy procedure Beyond patient satisfaction, it s important to consider endoscopic mucosal resection techniques for the simple cost savings it provides for the healthcare industry. SRI KOMANDURI, MD, MS

Order Codes The Captivator II Snare line provides a variety of size options to help you manage different polyp types. Captivator II Single-Use Snares Order Number Description Loop Width (mm) Sheath OD (mm) Working Length (cm) Min. Working Channel (mm) Packaging M00561221 10mm Rounded Stiff 10mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 10 33mm M00561222 10mm Rounded Stiff 10mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 20 M00561231 15mm Rounded Stiff 15mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 10 25mm M00561232 15mm Rounded Stiff 15mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 20 M00561241 20mm Rounded Stiff 20mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 10 20mm M00561242 20mm Rounded Stiff 20mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 20 15mm M00561191 25mm Rounded Stiff 25mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 10 10mm M00561192 25mm Rounded Stiff 25mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 20 M00561291 Extra Large Rounded Stiff 33mm 2.4 240 2.8 Box 10

Complementary Resolution Clip May be used in conjunction with snares for hemostasis Pre-loaded and ready-to-use for emergency bleed situations 11mm jaw opening intended to grasp sizeable tissue for mucosal / sub-mucosal defects less than 3cm Engineered to enable opening and closing no more than 5 times prior to deployment aiding in repositioning of the clip Interject Sclerotherapy Needles May be used in conjunction with snares and retrieval devices to facilitate removal of polyps Smooth beveled design facilitates injection Two needle lengths available: 4mm and 6mm Clear and contrast sheaths available: 200cm and 240cm TWISTER PLUS Rotatable Retrieval Device May be used to remove polyps in the colon after snaring 3-D net with 1:1 direct response rotation aids in positioning and removal of specimens Interwoven design helps maintain the integrity of the net

Boston Scientific Corporation One Boston Scientific Place Natick, MA 01760-1537 www.bostonscientific.com/endo-resources Captivator, Interject and Resolution are registered or unregistered trademarks of Boston Scientific Corporation or its affiliates. TWISTER PLUS is a trademark of Horizons International Corp. Distributed by Boston Scientific Corporation, Natick, Massachusetts; manufactured by Horizons International Corp., Heredia, Costa Rica. The opinions expressed by Dr. Schembre, Dr. Rex and Dr. Komanduri do not necessarily reflect the opinions, policies or recommendations of Boston Scientific Corporation or any of its employees. Indications, Contraindications, Warnings and Instructions for Use can be found in the product labeling supplied with each device. CAUTION: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician. Ordering Information 1.888.272.1001 2014 Boston Scientific Corporation or its affiliates. All rights reserved. ENDO-250206-AA August 2014