Transforming Vascular Access for Dialysis Patients
Cannulate with Confidence
When vascular access is challenging, cannulation becomes difficult. VenaSure provides a palpable target for reliable AV fistula access. Its porous, lightweight titanium design integrates with tissue to support the vein.
Hemodialysis depends on reliable vein access, but cannulation can be difficult, often requiring multiple attempts that risk injury.
VenaSure provides a palpable target for reliable vein access.
The VenaSure Difference
Porous Titanium Alloy
VenaSureTM is a porous device made from titanium, designed to:
- Promote tissue integration surrounding the vein
- Minimize foreign body reaction
- Reduce the risk of infection
- Support the vein
- Provide an easy target for vessel access
Accommodates Enlarging Vessels
VenaSure’s two-part design dynamically supports vessel expansion over time. The top part of VenaSure is the palpable “access window,” with an ample opening for vascular access. The bottom part of VenaSure is designed to stop deep needle infiltration that can cause infection, blood loss through the back wall of the vein, and fistula damage leading to central venous catheter (CVC) use.
VenaSure is designed to allow the device to separate when the vein enlarges, matures, dilates, grows, and expands inside the channel.
Palpable Target
VenaSure is an implanted device requiring a short surgical procedure. Cannulators should be able to quickly locate the access window by feeling the palpable area around the vein.
Available in Different Diameters
VenaSure is available in multiple sizes to accomodate multiple vein diameters.
Despite differences in diameter, all VenaSure implants share the same access window and a consistent 3 cm length—ensuring a uniform cannulation experience using the Rope Ladder technique.
Experience VenaSure
VenaSure provides an accessible target for cannulation, aiming to prevent vein damage and improve the patient experience during hemodialysis.
VenaSure: Protecting the Fistula
What Causes Fistula Damage During Cannulation?
Complications from multiple and deep needle infiltration can cause damage to the fistula during cannulation. The more times the vein is poked with a needle, the weaker it gets.
Common Effects of Fistula Damage from Cannulation
Deep needle infiltration during cannulation can lead to blood loss at the back of the vein. Sticking the needle multiple times to locate and access the vein can damage the vessel wall, resulting in bleeding and patient discomfort.
How VenaSure Aims to Prevent Fistula Damage During Cannulation
The innovative and palpable design provides a target for locating the vein to avoid multiple needle sticks and protect the vein during cannulation. The back wall of VenaSure is built to shield the vein from deep needle infiltration that can lead to severe fistula damage.
Designed for Precision. Built for Consistency.
VenaSure aims to standardize cannulation across dialysis centers, including home dialysis, by providing a revolutionary device designed to support efficient cannulation and healthy fistulas.