SheathLess PV®: Sheathless Access for Peripheral Vascular Intervention
By Modern Medical Solutions Editorial Team

SheathLess PV® eliminates the introducer sheath for peripheral vascular guiding catheter insertion, reducing total arterial entry profile and enabling a larger-lumen guide through a smaller effective puncture for complex peripheral intervention.
What Is SheathLess PV and What Is It Used For?
SheathLess PV is an Asahi Intecc product designed for complex peripheral vascular intervention requiring a larger guide inner lumen than the patient’s access vessel would allow with a conventional sheath-and-guide combination. Its engineering characteristics are optimised for the specific anatomical and procedural challenges of patients with small-calibre radial arteries for radial-access peripheral cases, patients with scarred femoral anatomy, and complex peripheral interventions requiring larger guide lumens for atherectomy devices or covered stent delivery systems.
The product is available in standard peripheral interventional equipment including 0.014 in, 0.018 in, and selected 0.035 in-compatible devices. Modern Medical Solutions is the authorised Asahi Intecc distributor for Tajikistan and Afghanistan. Contact Modern Medical Solutions to confirm availability and technical specifications for your centre’s application.
Clinical Role of SheathLess PV in Peripheral Vascular Intervention
SheathLess PV occupies a specific position within the peripheral vascular interventional equipment strategy, addressing the technical requirements of complex peripheral vascular intervention requiring a larger guide inner lumen than the patient’s access vessel would allow with a conventional sheath-and-guide combination that are not fully met by standard peripheral equipment.
Operators selecting SheathLess PV for their caseload will find it most useful in cases involving patients with small-calibre radial arteries for radial-access peripheral cases, patients with scarred femoral anatomy, and complex peripheral interventions requiring larger guide lumens for atherectomy devices or covered stent delivery systems. The product’s design characteristics are aligned with the specific demands of this anatomical and procedural context.
Technical Specifications: standard peripheral interventional equipment including 0.014 in, 0.018 in, and selected 0.035 in-compatible devices
SheathLess PV is specified for standard peripheral interventional equipment including 0.014 in, 0.018 in, and selected 0.035 in-compatible devices. These specifications determine the product’s compatibility with peripheral interventional equipment, the range of anatomical targets it can reach, and the procedural steps it supports within the CLI or peripheral vascular intervention workflow.
Operators considering SheathLess PV for their centre should review these specifications against their existing equipment inventory to confirm compatibility with the guidewires, microcatheters, and device delivery systems in current use.
Integrating SheathLess PV into Your CLI or Peripheral Vascular Programme
SheathLess PV integrates into a comprehensive peripheral vascular programme as part of a systematically managed equipment inventory that covers the full range of access, crossing, and device delivery requirements for CLI and peripheral arterial disease cases.
For centres establishing or expanding a peripheral vascular intervention programme in Tajikistan or Afghanistan, SheathLess PV represents one component of a complete Asahi Intecc peripheral product portfolio. Contact Modern Medical Solutions to discuss programme development, equipment selection, and training support.
Ordering SheathLess PV Through Modern Medical Solutions
Modern Medical Solutions is the authorised Asahi Intecc distributor for Tajikistan and Afghanistan. SheathLess PV is available on request for peripheral vascular intervention centres in Tajikistan and Afghanistan.
Contact Modern Medical Solutions to confirm current availability, lead times, and pricing for SheathLess PV and the complete Asahi Intecc peripheral vascular product range at your institution.


