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iSnare® System

The iSnare system is a family of multifunctional devices ideal for reducing procedure time by minimizing device exchanges and aiding in clinical outcomes during submucosal injection polypectomy procedures. The iSnare system is an alternating snare and injection needle combined into one device that is designed to inject various types of media and to resect tissue during gastrointestinal endoscopy procedures. The combination injection needle snare device design of the iSnare system makes it ideal for endoscopic mucosal resection when submucosal injection is required. Learn more about our complete portfolio by selecting a product below.

iSnare System Hexagonal Snare

iSnare® System - Hexagonal Snare

  • Features an alternating injection needle and stiff, monopolar hexagonal polypectomy snare ideal for large flat lesions that are difficult to grasp
  • Enables immediate injections in response to bleb absorption/dissipation or bleeding
  • Helps aid in scope positioning throughout the procedure
  • Spring loaded, luer lock handle ensures consistent needle projection and retraction

iSnare system - oval snare

iSnare® System - Oval Snare

  • Features an alternating injection needle and soft oval polypectomy snare ideal for polyps in areas where flexibility is necessary
  • Enables immediate injections in response to bleb absorption/dissipation or bleeding
  • Helps maintain scope positioning throughout the procedure
  • Inject or snare at any time throughout the procedure without device exchange to help reduce procedure time

Lariat Snare

iSnare® System - Lariat® Snare

  • Features an alternating injection needle and snare operated by a multi-functional handle
  • Offers three distinct sizes and shapes in one device helping to address a variety of resection needs
  • Maintains its shape and integrity after multiple passes and anchors into tissue to easily capture lesion
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