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Sensation Plus 7.5 Fr. & 8 Fr. IAB Catheters

The Sensation Plus 40 and 50cc large volume IAB catheters provide more blood volume displacement when compared to conventionally sized balloons, offering the benefits of IAB fiber-optic technology including automatic in vivo calibration and no leveling or zeroing required.[1][2]

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Sensation Plus intra-aortic balloon catheter with fiber-optic technology for patients in need of hemodynamic support
Fiber-optic Technology

Fiber-optic Technology

The Sensation Plus is the newest Getinge catheter that utilizes the benefits of fiber-optic technology. These benefits translate to faster initiation of therapy, easier patient management, crisp, clean arterial pressure waveform and automatic in vivo calibration.

  • Faster time to therapy
  • Automatic in vivo calibration
  • Instantaneous signal transmission
  • Crisp, clean arterial pressure waveform
  • Low-level output capability

Greater Hemodynamic Support

Larger volume balloons like Sensation Plus displace more blood in the aorta during diastole, resulting in improved augmentation and unloading.*

  • More blood volume displacement
  • More diastolic augmentation
  • More systolic unloading
  • 40cc for patients 5'0" to 5'4" (152-162cm)
  • 50cc for patients 5'4" (162cm) and taller.

Statlock® IAB Stabilization Device Included

Sensation Plus includes two complete, and ready-to-use Statlock® IAB Stabilization Devices that deliver sutureless securement benefits and comfort to you and your patients.

  • Eliminates suture-securement needle sticks and suture-wound complications
  • Patient comfort and safety
  • Quick and easy application and removal

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  1. 1. Kapur NK,et al. Hemodynamic Effects of Standard Versus Larger-Capacity Intra-aortic Balloon Counterpulsation Pumps.J Invasive Cardiol. 2015;27(4):182-188.

  2. 2. Yarham G, Clements A, Morris C, et al. Fiber-optic intra-aortic balloon therapy and its role within cardiac surgery. Perfusion. 2012;28(2):97-102.