Interventional Radiology | Biopsy and Drainage | Drainage catheters | Which Medical Device
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The Centeze™ over the needle catheter system from Galt is designed for centesis procedures involving the drainage of fluid from a body cavity. This might include paracentesis of the abdominal cavity for ascites or thoracentesis of the thoracic cavity. The device features 3 large skived...
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Used to provide diversionary bladder drainage by percutaneous placement of a loop catheter. The flexible Ultrathane® material enhances patient comfort with a smooth, kink-resistant shaft. The Mac-Loc® locking loop mechanism features a smooth, rounded locking assembly. The easily...
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The Outflow™ Locking Drainage Catheter from Galt Medical is indicated for the drainage of abscesses and fluid collections. It comprises a kink resistant catheter, stiff enough for insertion but soft enough for patient comfort. The catheter has a Lubricity Plus hydrophilic coating, 1cm...
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PerkuCess Hydro F is a Percutaneous locking pigtail drain. This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. The main features of the device are: Suitable for direct puncture or...
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This product is distributed in the UK by BVM Medical, for supply outside the UK please consult the manufacturer. PerkuStay® is a low profile drain for Acites. Once deployed, it can stay in the patient for up to 30 days. The main features of the...
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