LEAD YOUR PATIENTS TO OPTIMIZED THERAPY
 
CELERITY left ventricular leads’ maneuverability and stability for all* venous anatomies, combined with Sorin Group’s CRT automatic algorithms, provide predictable and optimized therapies for your patients¹
 
 
Maneuverable. Stable. Predictable
 
The CELERITY family of leads is designed for easy maneuverability, stable fixation and predictable outcomes. Available in multiple fixation options for all venous anatomies, CELERITY leads have a quality you can trust with proven long-term durability.

 
Predictable performance, reliable long-term design
 
• Silicone lead body for durability and proven longevity²
• Lead tip seal for prevention of blood ingress
• Polyurethane outer coating for smooth handling within the guiding catheter throughout the procedure
• Electrical reprogrammable vectors with PARADYM^TM RF devices

 
Multiple options for stable fixation
 
• Freedom from dislodgments: 99.3% at three months²
• Freedom from all complications: 98.5% at three months²
 

 

Controlled lead maneuverability
 
Steerable tip
• flexible silicone distal portion
• controls the degree of curvature of the distal portion by progressively retrieving the stylet
 
Controlled distal rigidity
• when fully inserted, the stylet retains the lead distal portion in a straightened position, for maximum pushability
 
Dual handling options
• over the wire (OTW) and stylet driven to access sub-selection of side branches
 
 

EFFECTIVE ELECTRICAL PERFORMANCE
 
Fractal coating technology
• increased electrical surface area without increasing the tip size³
• low acute and stable chronic thresholds⁴
• high impedance for prolonged battery life⁴
 
Dual steroid reservoir 0.5mg dexamethasone acetate
 
 

 
References:
1. Sorin Group, data on file
2. BIOTRONIK data: Product Performance Report, July 2011
3. Israel CW, Floren E, Harrer P. Electrophysiologist Performance of a New Iridium-Coated Electrode
with Reduced Surface Area: A One-Year Study. Prog Biomed Res. 1998; 3(3): 156–163
4. BIOTRONIK Everest study, data on file
*From small to large venous anatomies. Refer to graphic