Treasure® 12
Peripheral CTO guidewire — 12 gf · Peripheral Interventions

Treasure® 12Product Code (REF): PAGH18M370

Treasure® 12 is a 12 gf tip-load peripheral CTO guidewire for fibrous and moderately calcified peripheral arterial occlusions where standard frontline peripheral wires (typically 1–3 gf) fail to advance and escalation to very high tip-load wires (Astato XS series) is not yet warranted. The 12 gf tip load positions Treasure 12 as the first dedicated CTO escalation step after frontline peripheral wires. The wire combines a stiff proximal shaft — transmitting push and torque through long peripheral vessels without buckling — with a tapered 0.018 in distal segment that focuses 12 gf onto a manageable contact area at the occlusion cap. Treasure 12 is used primarily in femoropopliteal CTO intervention and covers the majority of fibrous femoropopliteal CTO morphologies without the increased subintimal entry risk of very high tip-load wires. Available in 200 cm and 300 cm, 0.018 in (0.45 mm).

This page documents catalog code (REF) PAGH18M370, one of 2 available configurations of the Treasure® 12. See the full Treasure® 12 overview for every configuration.

Available under product codes PAGH18M070, PAGH18M370.

Sizes & Specifications

Diameter
0.018 in (0.45 mm)
Usable length
180 cm / 300 cm
Tip load
12 gf
Application
Femoropopliteal CTO

Manufacturer: Asahi Intecc Co., Ltd. · Reference source: medical.asahi-intecc.com

Design & Technology

Technical characteristics and diagrams as published by Asahi Intecc.

Structure

Full-length structure diagram of Treasure 12 (official manufacturer illustration)

Product Identification & Specifications

Reference identifiers for procurement, registration and tender documentation.

Product CodePAGH18M370
REF NumbersPAGH18M070, PAGH18M370
ManufacturerAsahi Intecc Co., Ltd.
BrandAsahi Intecc
Product FamilyPeripheral Interventions
Country AvailabilityTajikistan, Afghanistan

Clinical Applications

The Treasure® 12 is a peripheral cto guidewire — 12 gf in the Peripheral Interventions family from Asahi Intecc Co., Ltd., used by interventional specialists in procedures where a peripheral cto guidewire — 12 gf of this class is indicated. It is supplied in 2 configurations (catalog codes PAGH18M070 through PAGH18M370) to match anatomical and procedural requirements.

For the complete indications for use, contraindications and instructions for use (IFU), request the official Asahi Intecc documentation through our clinical team. Modern Medical Solutions supplies the Treasure® 12 to hospitals and cath labs across Tajikistan and Afghanistan.

Ordering Information

Catalog reference codes as published by Asahi Intecc. Contact us to confirm current availability.

Product NameTreasure 12
Catalog No.PAGH18M070
Tip ShapeStraight
Usable Length180cm
Outer Diameter0.45mm (0.018")
CoatingHydrophilic (Uncoated Ball Tip)
Coating Length15cm
Coil length15cm
Radiopaque Length15cm
Product NameTreasure 12
Catalog No.PAGH18M370
Tip ShapeStraight
Usable Length300cm
Outer Diameter0.45mm (0.018")
CoatingHydrophilic (Uncoated Ball Tip)
Coating Length15cm
Coil length15cm
Radiopaque Length15cm

Downloads & Documentation

Instructions for use (IFU), technical datasheets and clinical literature for the Treasure® 12 are available on request from our clinical team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Treasure® 12 used for?
The Treasure® 12 is a peripheral cto guidewire — 12 gf manufactured by Asahi Intecc, used by interventional physicians for precision vascular access procedures. Contact our clinical team for the full indications for use and instructions for use (IFU).
What sizes does the Treasure® 12 come in?
The Treasure® 12 is available in the following configurations: Diameter 0.018 in (0.45 mm), Usable length 180 cm / 300 cm, Tip load 12 gf, Application Femoropopliteal CTO.
How can I order the Treasure® 12?
Modern Medical Solutions is the authorized Asahi Intecc distributor for Tajikistan and Afghanistan. Submit a documentation or ordering request through our contact form and our clinical team will confirm availability and lead time.

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