Gastroenterology Biliary Drainage Catheter 7 Fr

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Gastroenterology Biliary Drainage Catheter 7 Fr

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Gastroenterology Biliary Drainage Catheter 7 Fr Specification

Instruments Type
Catheter

Usage Type
Single-use

Measurement Range
7 Fr

Shelf Life
5 Years

Accuracy
High

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place

Function
Provides effective drainage of bile from blocked ducts

Features
Flexible, Kink Resistant, Radiopaque

Equipment Type
Biliary Drainage Catheter

Material
Medical Grade Polyurethane

Condition
New

Technology
Gastroenterology Interventional

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Biliary Drainage

Dimension (L*W*H)
7 Fr (French gauge)

Weight
Approx. 10 g

Color
Transparent

Compatibility
Compatible with standard guidewires

Sterilization
Sterile, EO Gas Sterilized

Connector Type
Luer lock compatible

Length Options
Typically 40 cm or 45 cm

Intended Patient Group
Adults

Packaging
Individually packed in medical pouches

Latex Content
Latex Free

Tip Type
Pigtail tip for secure placement

Radiopacity
Full length radiopaque stripe

Lead Time
Immediate shipment available

CE Marked
Yes

Insertion Method
Percutaneous

About Gastroenterology Biliary Drainage Catheter 7 Fr

Biliary drainage catheters were introduced to offer a minimally invasive alternative to surgical drainage. Over time, improvements in material quality and catheter design enhanced flexibility, durability, and patient safety. Modern versions, including the 7 Fr type, are optimized for compatibility with ERCP techniques. Today, they play a crucial role in managing biliary strictures, leaks, and obstructions.

biliary Drainage Catheter 7 Fr is used for bile duct drainage in gastroenterology and ERCP procedures. Designed with a smooth body, radiopaque markers, and controlled insertion properties, it ensures stable placement and effective drainage.

Secure and Efficient Biliary Drainage

Featuring a pigtail tip and kink-resistant, flexible structure, the 7 Fr Biliary Drainage Catheter ensures effective drainage for adults suffering from blocked biliary ducts. Its design minimizes migration risk and supports safe, accurate placement through percutaneous insertion under radiographic guidance.

Radiopaque Visibility and Ease of Use

A full-length radiopaque stripe makes this catheter highly visible under X-ray, enhancing placement precision during gastroenterology interventional procedures. Compatibility with standard guidewires and a Luer lock connector further ease the insertion and connection process.

Sterile and Ready for Immediate Use

Sterilized by EO gas and CE marked for quality assurance, each catheter comes individually packaged in a medical pouch. With a shelf life of five years and ready-to-ship availability, the product ensures reliability and safety for healthcare providers.

FAQ's of Gastroenterology Biliary Drainage Catheter 7 Fr:

Q: How is the Gastroenterology Biliary Drainage Catheter 7 Fr inserted?

A: The catheter is inserted percutaneously using a guidewire and imaging guidance. The flexible, pigtail tip aids in secure placement within the biliary duct, reducing the chance of dislodgement during the procedure.

Q: What are the key benefits of using this biliary drainage catheter?

A: The main benefits include effective bile drainage, high kink resistance, secure pigtail tip placement, excellent radiopacity for imaging, and full compatibility with standard guidewires. The latex-free material also minimizes allergy risks.

Q: When should this catheter be used in patient care?

A: This catheter is indicated for adults who require drainage due to an obstruction in the biliary ducts. It is suitable in both elective and emergency gastroenterology procedures.

Q: Where can the catheter be stored before use?

A: The product should be kept in a cool, dry environment within its original medical pouch packaging to maintain sterility and maximize shelf life, which lasts up to five years.

Q: What is the process for connecting the catheter for drainage?

A: After correct placement, simply use the Luer lock compatible connector to attach the catheter securely to a drainage bag or other collection system. The design supports a leak-resistant and reliable connection.