Shubh Dispo Care

Features:

Marked Blue Flex tip reduce vessel trauma and ease of Insertion.

Side holes ensure high flow rate, reduces blood re-circulation and wall-suction.

Radiopaque, facilitates quick visualization under X-Ray.

Silicone extensions repeats clamping & increases patient comfort without crimp,

Hollow Syringe gives hemostetic advancement of guide wire Into vessels.

 
Kit Accessories:

Nitinol GW / Suture / Y needle (optional)

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This catheter is a plastic tube which functions as a fluids, conduit for contrast, and pressure measurement during cardiac catheterization of coronary arteries and the Left ventricle. It is used for clinical peripheral vascular system for repeated infusion / blood transfusion, insertion, parenteral nutrition, emergency rescue, etc. This product is made up with medical grade Polyethylene material and other related material in adherence with set industrial norm.

Our offered product has two tips Radiopaque and atraumatic for for an easy passage without damaging the intimae. It also has double inner mesh of wire that enhances optimum stability, visibility, and torque. Apart from that, the demand of Diagnostic Catheter is increases in medical sector due to high quality and easy to operate nature. Moreover, our offered product can be modified to suit a clinicians specific needs.

Features:

• High radiopacity
• For use with all kinds of infusion and transfusion sets
• Available in various types with ports suitable for injections of medicine without additional puncture.
• High quality and competitive price.

This catheter is a plastic tube which functions as a fluids, conduit for contrast, and pressure measurement during cardiac catheterization of coronary arteries and the Left ventricle. It is used for clinical peripheral vascular system for repeated infusion / blood transfusion, insertion, parenteral nutrition, emergency rescue, etc. This product is made up with medical grade Polyethylene material and other related material in adherence with set industrial norm.

Our offered product has two tips Radiopaque and atraumatic for for an easy passage without damaging the intimae. It also has double inner mesh of wire that enhances optimum stability, visibility, and torque. Apart from that, the demand of Diagnostic Catheter is increases in medical sector due to high quality and easy to operate nature. Moreover, our offered product can be modified to suit a clinicians specific needs.

Features:

• High radiopacity
• For use with all kinds of infusion and transfusion sets
• Available in various types with ports suitable for injections of medicine without additional puncture.
• High quality and competitive price.

A hemodialysis catheter, also known as a central line or central venous catheter, is a flexible tube that allows access to a patient's blood for hemodialysis. It's typically made of polyurethane, silicone, or poly(carbonate)urethane, and is inserted into a large vein in the neck, chest, or groin. The catheter then passes through the vein and into the right side of the heart, where it has two tubes inside that carry blood to and from a dialysis machine. There are two main types of hemodialysis catheters: tunneled and nontunneled: 

• Nontunneled cathetersThese are stiffer for easier insertion, but soften when exposed to body temperature. They're designed for short-term use, such as emergencies, and are usually tapered and introduced over a guidewire. 
• Tunneled cathetersThese are placed under the skin and can be cuffed or non-cuffed. Cuffed catheters can be used for longer periods of time, such as when an AV fistula or graft is not yet ready for use. Non-cuffed catheters are used for emergencies and short periods of up to three weeks. 

Hemodialysis catheters are a vital part of kidney replacement therapy, but they can also be associated with complications such as infection, dislodgement, and clogging. Infections can be caused by improper handling or bloodstream infections, and may be indicated by redness, swelling, or fevers. Clogging can occur when blood clots narrow or block the catheter, and may be noticeable if dialysis takes longer than usual