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Diagnostic Angiography Catheter

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Diagnostic Angiography Catheter Specification

Function
Guide Catheter for Contrast Agent Delivery

Storage Instructions
Store in Cool, Dry Place

Measurement Range
Suitable for Different Vessel Sizes

Shelf Life
5 Years

Features
Multiple Tip Configurations, High Flow, Flexible, Smooth Surface, Easy Navigation

Accuracy
Precise Vessel Navigation

Instruments Type
Interventional Cardiology/ Radiology

Usage Type
Single Use, Disposable

Equipment Type
Diagnostic Angiography Catheter

Material
Medical Grade Polyurethane / Polyethylene

Condition
New

Technology
Soft-tip, Radio-opaque Markers

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent Operation

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Angiographic Diagnostic Procedures

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies (Typically 100 cm length)

Weight
Lightweight (few grams)

Color
Translucent, Marked with Color-coded Hubs

Latex Content
Latex Free

ISO Certified
Yes (ISO 10555-1:2013)

Inner Diameter
Typically 4F - 6F

Radiopacity
High: Visible Under Fluoroscopy

Packaging
Individually Packed in Blister Sterile Pack

Sterility
Sterile, EO Gas Sterilized

Outer Diameter
Varies by French Size

CE Certified
Yes

Hub Type
Color-coded Luer Lock

Tip Shape
Available in Judkins, Amplatz, Multipurpose, Pigtail, and Other Configurations

About Diagnostic Angiography Catheter

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_{Key Features}

Designed for accurate vascular imaging
_{Smooth lumen for efficient contrast delivery}
_{Excellent torque control for precise navigation}
_{Flexible and kink-resistant construction}

_{Certifications}

_{We are certified withÂ CE, ISO 13485, and ISO 9001Â standards.}

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Multiple Tip Configurations for Clinical Flexibility

With tip shapes available in Judkins, Amplatz, Multipurpose, Pigtail, and more, the Diagnostic Angiography Catheter adapts seamlessly to various patient anatomies and clinical scenarios. This structural variety enhances procedural accuracy and supports advanced diagnostic outcomes.

Advanced Material and Construction

Crafted from medical-grade polyurethane or polyethylene, the catheter delivers notable flexibility, a smooth surface, and high durability. Its radio-opaque markers ensure visibility under fluoroscopy for safe and effective navigation of blood vessels during procedures.

FAQ's of Diagnostic Angiography Catheter:

Q: How is the Diagnostic Angiography Catheter used during procedures?

A: The catheter is inserted manually into the vascular system, typically via the femoral or radial artery, and navigated to the target vessel. Its design and flexibility allow for smooth delivery of contrast agents during angiographic diagnostic imaging.

Q: What tip shapes are available and how do I choose the right one?

A: Tip configurations include Judkins, Amplatz, Multipurpose, Pigtail, and others. The selection depends on the clinical requirements and vessel anatomy, with each design aiding specific diagnostic needs and access challenges.

Q: When should these catheters be replaced or disposed of?

A: These are single-use, disposable catheters and should be safely discarded immediately after one procedure to maintain sterility and prevent cross-contamination.

Q: Where should the catheters be stored to maintain quality?

A: Store the catheters in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, as recommended on the packaging to preserve their sterility and mechanical integrity throughout their 5-year shelf life.

Q: What are the benefits of color-coded Luer lock hubs?

A: Color-coded hubs simplify quick size identification during procedures, improve workflow efficiency, and reduce the risk of selection errors in urgent clinical environments.

Q: How does the catheter ensure accurate vessel navigation and measurement?

A: The flexible material, smooth surface, and soft-tip technology allow precise steering within vessels. The radiopaque markers make the catheter highly visible under fluoroscopy, enabling real-time, accurate navigation.