Assurance Control Clip - hemostatic clip

Assurance Control Clip for hemostasis procedures

Assurance^® Control Clip

Key Benefit: Offers physician-controlled adjustment of the clip near the biopsy port
Product Specifications: Opening widths of 11 and 16mm and a short tail (7mm) design to allow the clip to pass through a retroflexed scope
Product Features: Repositionable, adjustable at both the handle and catheter, and one-step deployment

Product Overview

The Assurance Control clip has been specifically designed to allow for physician-controlled adjustment of the clip, helping to aid in accurate placement during challenging hemostasis situations.

How the Assurance Control Clip Works

Hemostasis medical clips are utilized for the treatment of gastrointestinal bleeding. The Assurance Control clip is part of the Assurance clip portfolio of devices indicated for endoscopic clip placement within the gastrointestinal tract for hemostasis, defect closure, endoscopic marking, and anchoring. The Assurance Control clip is a hemostasis clip with advanced control option, including the option to adjust the clip arms by rolling the catheter of the device at the biopsy port or by the assistant at the handle. The adjustable hemostasis clip is available in 11mm and 16mm options.

The Assurance Control clip can be adjusted by rolling the whole device

Why the Assurance Control Clip?

Physician-controlled adjustable hemostasis clips have been analyzed in publications such as Gastrointestinal Endoscopy¹ as significant to clinicians. This clipping device has been specifically designed to provide functionality clinicians desire, including:

Physician-controlled adjustment to enable accurate clip placement
Ability to reposition before deployment
Short tail (7mm), allowing the device to pass through a retroflexed scope
One-step deployment with no hook protruding out of the catheter
Available in opening widths of 11mm and 16mm

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS:

Precaution: It is recommended that healthcare providers distribute Patient Implant Cards with the name of the clip and date it was placed.

Warning: Failure to follow the recommended MR Conditional labeling may result in a deployed GI hemoclip dislodging from tissue or heating of tissue at the GI hemoclip location. A GI hemoclip dislodgement may result in rebleeding requiring additional intervention or surgery, serious injury, or death.

¹ https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0016510718328669

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