Main Features of the Hydrophilic Guide: Point oriented at 11 o'clock for precise positioning and easy handling. Options for braided or monofilament cutting wire, adapting to different clinical needs. Cutting wire insulation, allowing for precise and controlled cutting for greater safety. Radiopaque marker, which facilitates visualization under fluoroscopy for accurate placement. Triple lumen design, optimizing contrast injection and wire guidance. Availability of short and long cables, according to the needs of the procedure. High-quality materials that guarantee safety, strength, and durability. Clinical Applications: Cannulation of the ductal system: Facilitates access to the bile and pancreatic ducts during endoscopic procedures. Endoscopic sphincterotomy: Allows controlled cuts to be made in the sphincter of Oddi to improve biliary or pancreatic drainage. Gallstone extraction: Used in combination with balloons or baskets for the removal of stones in the biliary tract. Placement of prostheses and stents: Assistance in the insertion of devices to maintain the patency of the bile or pancreatic ducts. Biliary and pancreatic drainage: Facilitates access for decompression of obstructed ducts. Interventions in obstructive pancreatitis: Used in endoscopic procedures to relieve obstruction of the pancreatic duct. Benefits of the Hydrophilic Guide: Greater precision in the procedure: The orientation of the tip at 11 o'clock allows for more precise and efficient placement. Safe and controlled cutting: The insulated, monofilament cutting wire provides a clean and safe cut, reducing the risk of injury to surrounding tissues. Ease of use: Ergonomic design with triple lumen, pre-loaded for injection and wire guide, optimizing device handling during the procedure. Improved visibility under fluoroscopy: Includes radiopaque markers that facilitate visualization and orientation during the endoscopic procedure. Compatibility with other endoscopic devices: It can be used in conjunction with balloons, baskets and stents, expanding its applicability in ERCP and other procedures. Reduction of complications: Optimized design to minimize the risk of perforation, bleeding, or damage to the bile or pancreatic duct. Greater safety and hygiene: As a single-use device, it reduces the risk of cross-infections and ensures optimal sterility.