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Disposable Guiding Catheter

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Disposable Guiding Catheter Specification

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

Measurement Range
Varies by French (Fr) Size: 5Fr, 6Fr, 7Fr, 8Fr; Length: 80-110 cm

Shelf Life
3-5 Years

Function
Provides access and guidance for angiographic or interventional procedures

Instruments Type
Interventional Cardiology/Endovascular

Features
Flexible, Torque Control, Radiopaque Marker, Kink Resistant, Hydrophilic Coating (Optional)

Usage Type
Disposable

Accuracy
Precise Device Placement

Equipment Type
Disposable Guiding Catheter

Material
Medical Grade Polyurethane or Nylon

Condition
New

Technology
Sterile, Single-Use

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Guiding and Placement of Interventional Devices

Dimension (L*W*H)
Variable, depends on French Size and Length

Weight
Lightweight

Color
Clear/Translucent or Colored Coding as per Size

Latex Content
Latex Free

Intended Use
Coronary and Peripheral Vascular Interventions

Sterility
Ethylene Oxide (EO) Sterile

Inner Lumen
Smooth-walled for easy device passage

Radiopacity
Full shaft or marker at distal end

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile pouch

Compatible Guide Wire Size
0.014"-0.038" (depending on size)

Tip
Soft, Atraumatic

Catheter Shape Options
Judkins, Amplatz, Extra Backup, Multipurpose, and others

Hub Type
Standard Female Luer Lock

Expiration Marking
Clearly marked on packaging

About Disposable Guiding Catheter

The disposable guiding catheter is designed to support safe and reliable cardiovascular procedures by offering consistent performance during vessel access. Its single-use design helps reduce the risk of cross-contamination and supports infection control protocols. Advin Health Care manufactures this catheter with a strong focus on quality, safety, and dependable clinical performance. The catheter supports efficient procedural workflow and is suitable for a wide range of cardiac and vascular interventions.

Advanced Features

Single-use design to support infection control
Designed to provide stable vascular access
Supports smooth advancement of interventional devices
Compatible with standard guide wires and catheterization systems

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Comprehensive Shape Options for Optimal Fit

Our guiding catheters are available in Judkins, Amplatz, Extra Backup, Multipurpose, and custom configurations. This extensive range ensures tailored access for a wide spectrum of vascular anatomies during both coronary and peripheral procedures, providing optimal support and control for interventional cardiologists and vascular specialists.

Precision and Safety in Every Procedure

Designed with smooth-walled, kink-resistant construction, soft atraumatic tips, and radiopaque features, these catheters guarantee smooth device navigation and enhance visualization during complex procedures. Medical grade materials with hydrophilic coating options minimize trauma and improve handling, while robust sterility protocols safeguard patient safety.

Convenient, Single-Use Design for Reliability

Each catheter is sterile-packed, color-coded, and clearly labeled with expiration dates, making inventory management straightforward and reducing risks of cross-contamination. Their lightweight, portable nature allows seamless integration into busy operating suites, ensuring practitioners have reliable, ready-to-use tools always at hand.

FAQ's of Disposable Guiding Catheter:

Q: How do I select the appropriate catheter shape for a procedure?

A: The catheter shape-Judkins, Amplatz, Extra Backup, Multipurpose, or others-should be chosen based on the patient's anatomy and the target vessel. Your selection will depend on procedural requirements and physician preference, enabling precise navigation and stable device support during coronary or peripheral interventions.

Q: What sizes and guide wires are compatible with these guiding catheters?

A: Our catheters are available in French (Fr) sizes 5, 6, 7, and 8 with lengths between 80-110 cm. They accommodate guide wires from 0.014" to 0.038" in diameter, depending on the catheter size chosen, ensuring compatibility with standard interventional devices.

Q: Where should unused catheters be stored for optimal shelf life?

A: For maximum shelf life (3-5 years), store the catheters in their original sterile pouch in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Adhering to these guidelines helps maintain sterility and integrity.

Q: What is the benefit of the smooth-walled inner lumen and flexible, kink-resistant design?

A: A smooth-walled lumen minimizes friction, allowing devices to pass easily and reducing resistance during procedures. The kink-resistant, flexible design ensures catheter patency and stable guidance even through tortuous vessel paths.

Q: Can these catheters be reused or resterilized?

A: No, these guiding catheters are intended for single, disposable use only. They are supplied sterile and are not suitable for resterilization, as reuse may increase infection risk and compromise performance.

Q: How does the catheter assist with precise placement during real-time procedures?

A: The full shaft radiopacity or distal marker, along with soft, atraumatic tips and torque control, allows clinicians to visualize, navigate, and accurately position the catheter under fluoroscopic guidance in real time, optimizing procedural outcomes.

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