A new approach to tunneled access line

A streamlined solution for controlled guidewire passage through subcutaneous tissue

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Tunneled catheters in vascular access practice

Proven Best Practice
Clinical evidence, including randomized trials and meta-analyses, shows that subcutaneous tunneling reduces complications and improves catheter stability.^(1-3)

Yet Underutilized
Despite the evidence, tunneling is not consistently adopted due to procedural complexity, extra steps, and workflow disruption

TAL Device streamlines subcutaneous tunneled catheter placement

The TAL Device is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing vascular access workflows, enabling controlled guidewire passage through subcutaneous tissue to support catheter placement.

* Animation for demonstration purposes only. TAL Device is intended to grasp and pass a guidewire to enable tunneled catheter placement procedures.

TAL Device streamlines subcutaneous tunneled catheter placement

* Animation for demonstration purposes only. TAL Device is intended to grasp and pass a guidewire to enable tunneled catheter placement procedures.

TAL Device - ideal for bedside and IR use

Enables the use of multiple catheter tip location technologies

Current tunnel procedure

Multiple steps

Two surgical skin incisions

Disrupted workflow

TAL Device procedure

Single step (guidewire passage)

Single skin nick

Streamlined workflow in-clinic

Clinical experience with the TAL Device in tunneled CVC placement*

Data from an OUS clinical evaluation of tunneled catheter placement using the TAL Device (N=37)**

Procedural success was reported in all evaluated cases

No device-related adverse events were reported

5 cm Average tunnel length

31% Average Catheter to vein ratio in Access site

*The TAL Device supports guidewire passage during tunneled catheter placement procedures, where vascular access and catheter insertion is performed at separate sites.
**Results from a limited clinical evaluation. Performance may vary depending on clinical conditions and user technique.

U.S. Clinical experience & feedback

U.S. Clinical
Experience & Feedback

Adopted by vascular access specialists and PICC teams

Washington

Colorado

Missouri

Illinois

Indiana

Connecticut

New Jersey

Virginia

North Carolina

Jessica Langille

MSN, RN, VA-BC

"It presents an innovative, efficient option for bedside PICC tunneling for experienced VAT RNs. It’s the next wave in enhancing skills for bedside procedures for the masses. “

Patty Steele

MSN, RN, VA-BC

“My experience with Tunneled Access Line was very positive. It was easy to use, facilitated efficient tunneling, and allowed smooth wire passage.”

Kimberly DuBore

BSN, RN, VA-BC.

“Was introduced to the TAL Device at AVA2025, and it was simple to learn. This device aids in decreasing dislodgement and having the lines in a comfortable location for the patient. I will be teaching my Radiologists to use this device for our pleural and peritoneal catheters, as well!"

Casey Schuler

RN, BSN, VA-BC

“The TAL tunneling device is a major advancement in vascular access technology. This innovative design simplifies tunneling of a catheter. This is a huge benefit to the VAT nurse that would not normally be able to perform a “surgical tunneling” procedure at bedside. Can’t wait to start using it!”

Chelsea Stratton

PA-C

“A truly innovative advancement in vascular access, this device has the potential to redefine tunneled PICC placement—streamlining workflow, enhancing procedural efficiency, and improving patient outcomes.”

Tonja Stevens

AGACNP-BC, MSN, RN, VA-BC

"An innovative device that is easy to use and beneficial for all patients requiring a central ending venous catheter.”

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