Coronary Control Syringe
The Coronary Control Syringe is a specialized medical device used extensively in interventional cardiology, particularly during coronary angiography and percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI). It is designed to provide precise and controlled delivery of contrast agents, medications, or saline solutions directly into the coronary arteries, enabling accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
This high-precision, disposable syringe is equipped with a control mechanism that ensures accurate regulation of injection flow rate, enhancing both safety and clinical precision during catheter-based procedures. Whether used for diagnostic imaging or targeted therapeutic delivery, the coronary control syringe plays a critical role in maintaining optimal visualization of coronary vessels and delivering agents with minimal risk.
Backed by our deep expertise in the medical industry, we are recognized as a leading manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of Coronary Control Syringes. Available in 10CC, 12CC, and 20CC capacities, our syringes are engineered to meet a wide range of clinical needs. Designed for low friction performance, they feature a durable, marked hub for accurate dosing, and finger grips that allow for one-hand operation. Each syringe is also fitted with a rotating male luer lock, ensuring secure connections and ease of use.
Our syringes are highly regarded by medical professionals for their ability to generate greater pressure with less effort, supporting procedural success while reducing clinician fatigue. With a commitment to continuous innovation, customer feedback, and staying aligned with industry advancements, we strive to provide products that consistently exceed expectations in terms of quality, functionality, and reliability.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Coronary Control Syringe is a precision medical device used in interventional cardiology and radiology to manually inject contrast media during angiographic procedures. Its design allows precise control, high visibility, and smooth plunger action—essential for delicate coronary work.
It is primarily used to:
Inject contrast media during angioplasty or diagnostic angiography
Provide manual control over injection pressure and volume
Deliver accurate, quick boluses of contrast for imaging coronary arteries
Common syringe volumes include:
10 ml, 12 ml, and 20 ml
These sizes are calibrated for clear and accurate volume readings during procedures.
Typically designed to withstand pressures up to 1200 psi, making it suitable for high-pressure contrast injection in coronary procedures.
No. Most coronary control syringes are:
Single-use
Sterile and disposable to avoid cross-contamination
