Disposable Introducer Sheath

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Disposable Introducer Sheath Specification

Features
Smooth tapered tip, radiopaque marker, kink resistance, hemostasis valve

Usage Type
Disposable

Function
Facilitates safe introduction of catheters or guide wires

Instruments Type
Vascular Accessory

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

Shelf Life
Up to 5 years (if unopened and stored properly)

Equipment Type
Disposable Introducer Sheath

Material
Medical Grade Polyethylene (PE)/Polyurethane (PU)

Condition
New

Technology
Sterile, Single-use

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Vascular Access, Catheter Introduction

Dimension (L*W*H)
Various sizes available (typically 6F to 14F diameters, lengths on request)

Weight
Lightweight, single-use

Color
Transparent, may include color-coded hub

Sterilization
Ethylene Oxide (EO) sterilized

Hub Type
Ergonomic, color-coded hub for size identification

Packaging
Sterile, individually packed

Latex Content
Latex-free

Indication
Intended for single patient use in minimally invasive vascular procedures

Tip Type
Atraumatic, soft, rounded tip for minimal tissue trauma

Compliance
CE Marked, ISO 13485 Certified

About Disposable Introducer Sheath

Advin disposable introducer sheaths are designed for safe and efficient vascular access during cardiac and interventional procedures. These single-use devices ensure sterility while providing reliable support for catheter insertion. They are lightweight, easy to handle, and ideal for use in hospitals and cardiac care centers.

Advanced Features

Single-use, sterile design for maximum safety
Ensures smooth and accurate catheter insertion
Minimizes vascular trauma during procedures
Lightweight and easy for medical staff to handle
Available in multiple sizes to suit different clinical requirements

Safe and Efficient Vascular Access

This introducer sheath is specifically developed for safe catheter or guide wire introduction, reducing the risk of vessel trauma with its atraumatic, soft tip. Its kink resistance and hemostasis valve contribute to a smooth, controlled procedure, providing reliability for both medical staff and patients.

Convenient Design and Usage

The sheath features an ergonomic, color-coded hub for instant size recognition and handling ease. Lightweight, sterile, and individually packed, it offers convenience and hygiene, supporting streamlined workflow in healthcare settings. Various diameters and lengths are available to suit different clinical needs.

FAQ's of Disposable Introducer Sheath:

Q: How is the Disposable Introducer Sheath sterilized and packaged?

A: The sheath is sterilized using Ethylene Oxide (EO) and individually packaged in a sterile, sealed pack to maintain integrity and hygiene until use.

Q: What are the main benefits of the atraumatic, soft, rounded tip?

A: The atraumatic, soft, rounded tip is designed to minimize tissue trauma during insertion, reducing discomfort and the risk of complications for patients undergoing minimally invasive vascular procedures.

Q: When should this sheath be used, and for what procedures?

A: This disposable introducer sheath is intended for single-patient use during minimally invasive vascular procedures, specifically to facilitate the introduction of catheters or guide wires.

Q: What ensures the correct size selection of the sheath during procedures?

A: The hub of the sheath is color-coded for easy size identification, allowing clinicians to quickly select and confirm the correct size required for the procedure.

Q: Where should the disposable introducer sheath be stored?

A: Store the sheath in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to maintain its sterility and mechanical properties during its shelf life of up to five years.

Q: How does the device contribute to procedural safety?

A: With features like a smooth, tapered tip, radiopaque marker, kink resistance, and a hemostasis valve, the sheath supports accuracy, reduces trauma, and helps prevent blood loss during vascular access.

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