Percutaneous Radial Sheath

Name: Percutaneous Radial Sheath
Brand: Advin Health Care
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Percutaneous Radial Sheath Specification

Accuracy
Precise Placement and Seal

Usage Type
Single Use Only

Features
Smooth Surface, Kink Resistant, Radio-Opaque Line, Hemostatic Valve

Instruments Type
Interventional Cardiology Device

Shelf Life
Up to 3 Years

Measurement Range
Sheath Size (French): 4F, 5F, 6F, 7F

Function
Facilitates Safe and Easy Arterial Access

Storage Instructions
Store in Cool, Dry Place; Protect from Sunlight

Equipment Type
Percutaneous Radial Sheath

Material
Medical Grade Polyurethane / PTFE

Condition
Sterile, Disposable

Technology
Percutaneous Access

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent Operation

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Radial Arterial Access for Catheterization

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies By Size (4F to 7F length ~10-25 cm)

Weight
Lightweight, Single Use

Color
Transparent or Blue

Lubricated Inner Lumen
Yes, for Smooth Catheter Insertion

Length Options
10 cm, 16 cm, 25 cm (size dependent)

Regulatory Compliance
ISO 13485, CE Marked (if specified)

Hemostasis Valve
Integrated, Leak-Proof Design

Latex Content
Latex Free

Packaging Type
Individually Blister Packed, Sterile

Guidewire Included
Yes, Compatible with Sheath Size

Introducer Needle Included
Yes

Radiopaque Marking
Yes, for Enhanced Visualization

Sheath Sizes Available
4F, 5F, 6F, 7F

Hub Type
Ergonomic Grip with Color-Coded Hub

About Percutaneous Radial Sheath

The percutaneous radial sheath is designed to support safe and controlled radial artery access during interventional cardiology procedures. Its structure helps maintain vessel integrity while enabling efficient catheter manipulation throughout the procedure. Advin Health Care manufactures this sheath with a strong focus on safety, consistent quality, and dependable clinical performance. The device is suitable for a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic transradial interventions, supporting efficient workflow and reliable access management.

Advanced Features

Designed for percutaneous radial artery access

Smooth inner lumen for easy catheter and guide wire exchange

Supports stable access during interventional procedures

Compatible with standard transradial catheter systems

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Enhanced Visualization and Precise Placement

Equipped with radiopaque markings, the Percutaneous Radial Sheath ensures reliable, real-time visualization during arterial access procedures. Its precise placement capabilities reduce complications and improve procedural accuracy, making it an ideal choice for interventional cardiology applications where success often depends on clear imaging and operator control.

Designed for Safety and Ease of Use

This sheath is engineered with an integrated, leak-proof hemostasis valve and a lubricated inner lumen, minimizing blood loss and allowing for smooth catheter insertion. The ergonomic, color-coded hub aids rapid size identification and secure handling, while the included introducer needle and guidewire simplify the preparation and insertion process.

FAQ's of Percutaneous Radial Sheath:

Q: How is the Percutaneous Radial Sheath used during catheterization procedures?
A: The sheath is inserted through the radial artery using the included introducer needle and guidewire. Its lubricated inner lumen allows for the smooth introduction of catheters, facilitating safe and controlled vascular access for diagnostic or interventional cardiology procedures.

Q: What sheath sizes and lengths are available for different patient needs?
A: This product is available in sheath sizes 4F, 5F, 6F, and 7F, with length options of 10 cm, 16 cm, and 25 cm, depending on the size. Choose the appropriate size and length based on procedural requirements and patient vascular anatomy.

Q: When should a sterile, disposable radial sheath be chosen over reusable options?
A: Use a sterile, disposable sheath for each procedure to minimize infection risk and ensure optimal performance. This product is designed for single use only, ensuring no cross-contamination between patients.

Q: Where should unused sheaths be stored for maximum shelf life?
A: Store unused sheaths in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain sterility and product integrity. Under proper storage conditions, the sheath has a shelf life of up to three years.

Q: What are the primary benefits of the integrated hemostasis valve and kink-resistant design?
A: The integrated hemostasis valve minimizes blood leakage during procedures, promoting a cleaner and safer working environment. The kink-resistant construction ensures consistent lumen patency and reliable catheter passage throughout use.

Q: How does the radiopaque marking improve procedural outcomes?
A: Radiopaque markings enhance visibility under fluoroscopy, allowing clinicians to monitor sheath placement in real time and achieve precise vascular access.