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Dialysis Catheter Peritoneal

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Dialysis Catheter Peritoneal Specification

Function
To provide access for peritoneal dialysis

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

Usage Type
Single use

Shelf Life
5 years

Features
Biocompatible, flexible, kink-resistant, radiopaque line, smooth surface

Accuracy
High precision in fluid delivery

Instruments Type
Catheter

Equipment Type
Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter

Material
Medical grade silicone

Condition
New

Technology
Manual

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
External

Use
For peritoneal dialysis

Power Source
Manual/None

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies by size (typically 40-62 cm length)

Weight
Lightweight (approximately 2050 g)

Color
Transparent

Connector Type
Luer lock or universal fitting

Insertion Site
Abdominal cavity

Catheter Length
Commonly 40 cm (straight) to 62 cm (coiled)

Latex Content
Latex-free

Softness
Soft and atraumatic to minimize tissue irritation

Radiopaque Marker
Yes, for X-ray visibility

Sterilization
Ethylene oxide sterilized

Patient Age Group
Adult and pediatric sizes available

Number of Lumens
Single lumen

Tip Type
Coiled, straight, or swan neck available

About Dialysis Catheter Peritoneal

Advin Health Care provides high-quality Peritoneal Dialysis Catheters designed for continuous and intermittent peritoneal dialysis treatments. Manufactured from medical-grade silicone, the catheter offers excellent biocompatibility and minimizes infection risk. It features a smooth surface and soft distal end for atraumatic insertion and patient comfort. The catheter ensures effective drainage and infusion of dialysate solution, making it suitable for both acute and chronic dialysis management. With its proven reliability, Advin Health Careas Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter supports safe and efficient renal replacement therapy in hospitals and dialysis centers.

Advanced Features:

Made from medical-grade silicone material
Smooth surface for easy insertion
Soft tip minimizes tissue trauma
Suitable for acute and chronic dialysis
Available in straight and coiled designs
Radiopaque line for visibility under X-ray
Easy connection to standard dialysis systems

Versatile Design for Precise Application

Available in multiple tip types-coiled, straight, and swan neck-these peritoneal dialysis catheters cater to diverse clinical preferences and patient anatomies. Each catheter ensures a high level of procedural accuracy, supporting reliable fluid exchange across different patient age groups. Adult and pediatric size options further enhance the adaptability for individualized care.

Patient Comfort and Safety Prioritized

Constructed from soft, biocompatible, medical-grade silicone, these catheters are designed to minimize tissue irritation. The latex-free and atraumatic profile significantly reduces the risk of allergic reactions and discomfort. Radiopaque markers facilitate straightforward X-ray visualization, aiding in precise placement and ongoing management.

Convenient and Hygienic Usage

Each catheter is ethylene oxide sterilized and intended for single-use, helping to prevent infection. With high durability and kink resistance, they can be confidently used in both clinical and portable home settings. The five-year shelf life ensures optimal performance during storage, provided instructions are followed.

FAQ's of Dialysis Catheter Peritoneal:

Q: How is a peritoneal dialysis catheter with coiled, straight, or swan neck tip used during the procedure?

A: Peritoneal dialysis catheters are inserted through the abdominal wall into the peritoneal cavity, allowing dialysis fluid to flow in and out as part of the treatment process. The chosen tip type-coiled, straight, or swan neck-enhances positioning within the cavity to optimize fluid exchange and minimize discomfort.

Q: What are the main benefits of a soft, atraumatic, latex-free peritoneal dialysis catheter?

A: A soft, atraumatic, latex-free catheter reduces the risk of tissue irritation, allergic reactions, and procedural discomfort. The smooth, silicone surface assists in easy insertion, supports patient safety, and lowers the incidence of complications during and after dialysis sessions.

Q: When should the peritoneal dialysis catheter be replaced or disposed of?

A: These catheters are designed for single use and should be disposed of immediately after the procedure. Proper disposal prevents infection and ensures sterile technique for future treatments.

Q: Where can the peritoneal dialysis catheter be used?

A: The catheter is suitable for use in clinical settings such as hospitals and dialysis centers, or in home care environments for patients trained in peritoneal dialysis procedures. Its portability and simple manual operation support flexible usage.

Q: What is the recommended storage process for the dialysis catheter before use?

A: Store the catheter in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and product integrity throughout its five-year shelf life. Avoid exposure to excessive moisture or heat.

Q: How does the radiopaque marker on the catheter help during treatment?

A: The radiopaque marker allows medical professionals to confirm the catheter's placement via X-ray imaging. This feature ensures precise positioning within the peritoneal cavity, promoting safe and effective dialysis.

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