
i-ED Coil®
Detachable embolization coil system with EDG v4 delivery.

Kaneka has built neurovascular devices in Japan since 2002. Now the full system is here: coils, a microcatheter, a guidewire and a superbore catheter engineered to work as one, so you reach the target and hold when it counts.
In neurovascular medicine, the hardest anatomy comes with a label. Too distal. Too tortuous. Too small to reach. impossible is our answer to that label, and the idea behind everything Kaneka builds.
Not a bigger tray. A better one, engineered so the case others turn down becomes the case you take. Made possible together, with the physicians who ride the line every day.
Inside the campaign



Four devices, each built for its role. Scroll the route from access to finish.

Detachable embolization coil system with EDG v4 delivery.

0.013 in. ID microcatheter with dual distal markers.

Polymer-metal matrix guidewire.

Superbore access and aspiration catheter.

Surfing is about reading changing conditions, holding control and having the right board under you. So is a distal case. SurfRider 13 is a 0.013 in. ID microcatheter with a 1.7F distal profile, built for the ride.
Physicians trust peers. Every case here comes from a U.S. lab, shared by the physician who did it.
"I only had to use a single WaveSelect due to its impressive shape retention."
Dr. Timo Krings, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center
Case results may not be indicative of results in other cases. Bench data may not be indicative of clinical performance. All cases and studies
Tell us where you practice. Your territory representative will follow up to schedule an evaluation, in-service or case support.
Your Kaneka Neurovascular representative for your territory will reach out within one business day.