Control syringes are commonly used in angiographic procedures to inject viscous contrast media, medications, and saline.

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There are two types of control syringes commonly used in angiographic procedures:

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• Fixed-Luer Syringes

• Rotating-Luer Syringes

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Fixed-luer syringes feature a solid, one-piece design that enables secure, leak-free connections, but connecting and disconnecting them from catheters and manifolds can be awkward.

 

Rotating-luer syringes are easier to connect and disconnect as a result of their O-ring design, but they are prone to loose, wobbly connections and air leakage, putting patients at risk of air embolism.

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The patented AirTight Syringe with Slip-Ring Technology bridges the gap between fixed- and rotating-luer designs, offering easy connection and disconnection to catheters and manifolds without compromising patient safety.