What is the function of the slim tip lead in the sheath during the procedure?

The slim tip lead in the sheath serves the important function of assisting with electrode placement. This component is designed to provide precise positioning of the electrodes during a procedure, which is critical for ensuring that electrical stimulation or measurement occurs at the correct site. Proper electrode placement is essential for achieving accurate readings and effective interventions in procedures that involve electrical signals, such as cardiac pacing or nerve stimulation. A slim tip allows for easier maneuverability and access to tight or difficult areas, enhancing the clinician's ability to position the electrodes optimally for the desired effect.