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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]

Overview

Standard length : 175-190 cm Exchange length : 270-400 cm

If using a standard length wire and need an exchange length wire, use a docking system to mount another standard length wire

(caution – docking joint is prone to “snapping” when bent, also the docking joint may give way)

When using an exchange length wire and delivering a balloon or a stent, a magnet may be used to hold the wire in place. (preferably this is a two operator procedure. )