Pediatric Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter - 18 Fr

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Pediatric Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter - 18 Fr

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Pediatric Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter - 18 Fr Specification

Function
Tamponades bleeding in the esophagus

Usage Type
Single use; disposable

Instruments Type
Catheter

Features
Radiopaque line, clear graduations, dual inflation lumens, smooth surface for easy insertion, latex-free

Measurement Range
18 Fr (French gauge size)

Accuracy
High, designed for precise deployment

Shelf Life
5 years (unopened packaging)

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

Equipment Type
Pediatric Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter

Material
Medical-grade silicone or PVC

Condition
New

Technology
Dual-balloon design

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent operation

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Used for esophageal tamponade in pediatric patients

Dimension (L*W*H)
Length: Approx. 70-90 cm

Weight
Approx. 30-50 g

Color
Transparent tube with marked bands

Connector Type
Color-coded ports for inflation and suction

Catheter Size
18 Fr (French)

Sterility
Sterile, ready-to-use

Balloon Volume Capacity (Gastric)
Up to 50 mL

Balloon Volume Capacity (Esophageal)
Up to 25 mL

Radiopaque Marker
Yes, for x-ray visualization

Tip Type
Closed, atraumatic rounded tip

Lumen
Three lumens (gastric balloon, esophageal balloon, suction/drainage)

About Pediatric Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter - 18 Fr

The Pediatric Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter a 18 Fr is a specialized device used to manage esophageal variceal bleeding in children. It features a soft, flexible structure that allows smooth insertion while minimizing discomfort. The balloon system provides controlled pressure to help clinicians achieve effective temporary bleeding control. Advin Health Care offers this catheter with reliable quality suitable for pediatric emergency care. Its design enhances procedural safety and supports timely stabilization in critical situations.

Advanced Features

Pediatric-friendly 18 Fr size
Soft, flexible catheter for smooth insertion
Controlled balloon inflation for safe tamponade
Clear markings for accurate placement
Designed for effective temporary bleeding management

Precise Hemostasis for Pediatric Patients

This 18 Fr Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter is designed specifically to address gastrointestinal bleeding in the pediatric population. Its dual-balloon system enables effective and controlled tamponade, while minimizing trauma to delicate tissues. The inclusion of a radiopaque marker and graduated markings provides clinicians with confidence for accurate placement and monitoring, crucial factors in emergency situations.

Designed for Efficiency and Safety

With color-coded, three-lumen ports for inflation and suction, closed atraumatic tip, and smooth, medical-grade materials, the catheter reduces risk and simplifies the insertion process. The disposable, latex-free build ensures sterility and safety-perfect for single-use settings-and its compact, portable nature makes it suitable for various clinical environments without causing noise or interruption.

FAQ's of Pediatric Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter - 18 Fr:

Q: How is the Pediatric Esophageal Tamponade Balloon Catheter used?

A: The catheter is inserted orally or nasally and positioned in the esophagus and stomach. The gastric and esophageal balloons are then inflated sequentially to provide targeted tamponade of bleeding sites. A radiopaque marker and clear graduations help confirm precise placement under X-ray.

Q: What safety features does this catheter offer for pediatric patients?

A: Safety features include a closed, atraumatic rounded tip to reduce mucosal injury, smooth tubing for gentle insertion, and color-coded ports for easy identification. The device is sterile, latex-free, and designed for single use to minimize infection risks.

Q: When is this catheter typically indicated for use in pediatric care?

A: It is indicated during emergency management of acute esophageal bleeding, such as variceal hemorrhage, where immediate tamponade is required to stabilize the patient before definitive treatment can be performed.

Q: Where should the catheter be stored before use?

A: Store the catheter in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and integrity. Ensure packaging remains unopened and undamaged prior to use.

Q: What is the process for inflating the balloons, and how much volume can each hold?

A: Each balloon is inflated through its dedicated lumen using the color-coded ports. The gastric balloon can hold up to 50 mL, and the esophageal balloon up to 25 mL. Inflate to the recommended volumes, monitoring for correct placement and adequate pressure.

Q: What are the benefits of using a dual-balloon design?

A: A dual-balloon system allows for independent control over gastric and esophageal tamponade, offering precise pressure application at each site. This improves the effectiveness of bleeding control while reducing the risk of tissue injury.

Q: Is the product reusable, and what is its shelf life?

A: The catheter is intended for single use only-reusing it can pose risks of infection or malfunction. It has a shelf life of five years (when kept unopened in proper storage conditions).

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