About Percutaneous Vascular Entry Device
Advin Health Care Percutaneous Vascular Entry Device is designed to enable safe and efficient vascular access through minimally invasive techniques. It ensures smooth insertion, controlled entry, and reliable performance during diagnostic and interventional procedures.
Key Features:
- Designed for precise percutaneous vascular access
- Smooth and controlled insertion for minimal tissue disruption
- Facilitates easy introduction of interventional devices
- Integrated hemostatic control for blood management
- Compatible with standard interventional systems
Certifications:
CE, ISO 13485, ISO 9001 Certified
Product Keywords:
Percutaneous Vascular Entry Device, Vascular Access Device, Introducer Sheath, Hemostatic Sheath, Interventional Access System
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Dispositivo de entrada vascular percutnea, dispositivo de acceso vascular, vaina introductora, vaina hemosttica, sistema de acceso intervencionista
Dispositif d'accs vasculaire percutan, gaine d'introduction, gaine hmostatique, systme d'accs interventionnel
Precision and Safety for Vascular ProceduresDesigned with an ergonomic grip and advanced hemostatic valve technology, this introducer sheath ensures optimal safety and control during vascular access. Its radiopaque marker facilitates real-time, precise placement under imaging-critical for angiography and other interventional cardiology procedures.
Versatile, Single-Use Device for Multiple ApplicationsThis device is suitable for a range of vascular procedures, from routine IV access to complex interventions. Color-coded hubs and kink-resistant construction promote error-free selection and efficient workflow, while single-use, latex-free, and EO-sterilized pouches guarantee sterility with every application.
Ergonomic Design and Enhanced ImagingEngineered for comfort, the ergonomic hub minimizes hand fatigue during manual operations. The transparent tubing enables easy visual inspection, while radiopaque markers increase procedural accuracy, making the device reliable for both physicians and patients.
FAQ's of Percutaneous Vascular Entry Device:
Q: How is the Percutaneous Vascular Entry Device used during vascular procedures?
A: The device is inserted percutaneously to provide access to blood vessels for procedures such as angiography and IV therapies. Its ergonomic grip and hemostatic valve assist clinicians in performing safe, controlled, and minimally invasive vascular access.
Q: What benefits does the radiopaque marker provide?
A: The radiopaque marker ensures the sheath is clearly visible under imaging, aiding in accurate real-time placement and minimizing the risk of mispositioning during interventions.
Q: When should this device be used, and who should use it?
A: This introducer sheath is intended for single-use during interventional cardiology or vascular procedures requiring access to the bloodstream, and should be handled by trained medical professionals in a sterile environment.
Q: Where should the device be stored for optimal shelf life?
A: To maintain sterility and extend shelf life (3-5 years), store the device in its original sterile peel pouch in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Q: What makes this device different from standard introducer sheaths?
A: Features such as ergonomic, color-coded hubs, kink-resistant, transparent tubes, and a hemostatic valve distinguish this sheath, providing enhanced comfort, procedural safety, and efficiency.
Q: How does its latex-free and EO sterilized nature benefit patients?
A: Latex-free construction eliminates the risk of latex allergies, while EO (ethylene oxide) sterilization ensures the device is safe and sterile for each patient, reducing infection risks.
Q: What are the available sizes, and how do I choose the right one?
A: The device comes in sheath sizes 4F, 5F, 6F, 7F, and 8F to accommodate different procedural requirements; the appropriate size is selected based on the patient's anatomy and the planned vascular intervention.