Dual Channel Cannulation Catheter Tapered

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Dual Channel Cannulation Catheter Tapered

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Dual Channel Cannulation Catheter Tapered Specification

Function
Dual channel vascular cannulation

Accuracy
Precise lumen flow maintained

Features
Tapered tip, dual channel, flexible, kink resistant, radiopaque markers

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, avoid direct sunlight

Measurement Range
As per lumen size

Shelf Life
3-5 years

Usage Type
Single-use, disposable

Instruments Type
Catheter

Equipment Type
Dual Channel Cannulation Catheter Tapered

Material
Medical grade polyurethane or silicone

Condition
New

Technology
Flexible twin-lumen catheterization

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent operation

Operating Type
Manual insertion

Use
Vascular access, typically for hemodialysis

Dimension (L*W*H)
Length varies (commonly 15-30 cm), lumen diameter as per design

Weight
Lightweight, less than 50 grams

Color
Transparent or semi-transparent with marked ends

Catheter Size Range
8 Fr - 16 Fr (French gauge)

Patient Type
Adult and pediatric variants available

Packaging
Individually packed, blister or peel pouch

Connector Type
Luer lock or push-fit

Insertion Method
Percutaneous, using Seldinger technique

Number of Lumens
Two (dual)

Tip Design
Tapered atraumatic tip for easy insertion

CE Certified
Yes

Radiopaque
Yes, for X-ray visibility

Application
Central venous access, infusion, aspiration, hemodialysis

Latex Free
Yes

Sterilization
Sterile, ready to use

About Dual Channel Cannulation Catheter Tapered

The Dual Channel Cannulation Catheter Tapered provides dependable performance for selective cannulation in ERCP procedures. Its tapered distal tip enhances directional control, allowing safer access to tight or angled ductal openings. The dual-lumen design enables simultaneous guidewire use and contrast injection, helping clinicians maintain a steady workflow during both diagnostic and therapeutic steps. Advin Health Care produces this catheter with quality materials to ensure consistent handling and reliable ductal access in routine clinical practice.

Advanced Features:

Tapered tip for smooth and controlled duct entry
Dual-channel design for guidewire and contrast compatibility
Stable handling for improved cannulation accuracy
Suitable for both diagnostic and therapeutic ERCP procedures

Optimized Twin-Lumen Design for Versatile Vascular Access

This catheter is tailored for central venous access, featuring two separate lumens for simultaneous infusion, aspiration, or dialysis. Its tapered atraumatic tip reduces insertion trauma, while kink resistance and radiopaque markers enhance safety during placement and use. Compatible with both Luer lock and push-fit connectors, it accommodates varied clinical requirements.

Adaptable Sizes and Materials for Wide Patient Applications

Available in French gauge sizes ranging from 8 to 16 Fr and lengths typically between 15-30 cm, the catheter serves both adults and pediatric patients. Medical grade polyurethane or silicone construction provides flexibility and durability, ensuring optimal performance for temporary or emergent vascular access.

FAQ's of Dual Channel Cannulation Catheter Tapered:

Q: How is the Dual Channel Cannulation Catheter inserted?

A: The catheter is manually inserted percutaneously using the Seldinger technique, which enhances safety and accuracy during central venous access.

Q: What applications is this catheter suitable for?

A: It is designed for central venous access, infusion, aspiration, and hemodialysis procedures in both adult and pediatric patients.

Q: When should this dual channel catheter be used?

A: The catheter is typically used when dual access for infusion and aspiration is required or for hemodialysis, providing efficient vascular management in critical care and acute dialysis settings.

Q: Where can the catheter be visualized during placement?

A: Radiopaque markers allow the catheter to be clearly visualized under X-ray, ensuring correct positioning inside the vein.

Q: What benefits does the tapered atraumatic tip offer?

A: The tapered tip enables smoother and less traumatic insertion through vascular tissue, reducing patient discomfort and minimizing risk of vessel injury.

Q: Are there any special storage instructions for this catheter?

A: Yes. The catheter should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and product integrity throughout its 3-5 year shelf life.

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