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Pulmonary Embolism Catheter

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Pulmonary Embolism Catheter Specification

Features
Radiopaque markers, Flexible Shaft, Large Lumen, Soft-tip Design

Shelf Life
2-3 Years

Instruments Type
Catheter

Accuracy
Procedure Dependent

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place

Measurement Range
Diameter: Typically 6-8 Fr

Usage Type
Single Use

Function
Thrombus Aspiration or Fragmentation in Pulmonary Arteries

Equipment Type
Pulmonary Embolism Catheter

Material
Medical Grade Polyurethane

Condition
New

Technology
Minimally Invasive Catheterization

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual and Fluoroscopy Guided

Use
Removal or Fragmentation of Pulmonary Emboli

Power Source
Not Required (Manual Operation)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Length: 100 cm (typical), Diameter: Varies (usually 6-8 Fr)

Weight
Lightweight

Color
Translucent/White

Radiopaque Markings
Present for Position Verification

Sterility
Sterile, EO Gas Sterilized

Intended Patient Population
Adults

Connector Type
Standard Luer Lock

Compliance
Meets International Medical Device Standards (ISO, CE)

Packed
Individually Packed in Peelable Pouch

Application Site
Pulmonary Arteries

Guidewire Compatibility
Yes, standard interventional guidewires

Latex Free
Yes

About Pulmonary Embolism Catheter

The pulmonary embolism catheter is designed to support controlled access and intervention within the pulmonary vasculature. Its structure allows clinicians to navigate vessels safely while addressing clot-related blockages. Advin Health Care manufactures this catheter with a focus on clinical reliability, safety, and consistent performance. The catheter is suitable for use in specialized pulmonary and vascular interventions, supporting efficient workflow and dependable procedural outcomes.

Advanced Features

Designed for controlled pulmonary vascular access
Supports intervention in embolism-related blockages
Smooth catheter design for safe vessel navigation
Intended for single-use clinical applications

Product Keywords
Pulmonary Embolism Catheter, Pulmonary Thrombectomy Catheter, PE Treatment Catheter, Aspiration Catheter for Pulmonary Embolism, Endovascular Clot Removal Catheter, Interventional Pulmonary Catheter

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Advanced Thrombus Management Technology

This pulmonary embolism catheter leverages minimally invasive catheterization techniques to quickly and efficiently aspirate or fragment clots in the pulmonary arteries. With its large lumen, radiopaque markers for accurate positioning, and flexible shaft, it aids physicians in performing safe and effective thrombus removal or fragmentation procedures with reduced patient trauma.

Safety and Sterility Assured

The catheter is EO gas sterilized, meets international medical device standards (ISO, CE), and is packaged individually in a peelable pouch. The device is latex-free and crafted from medical-grade polyurethane, minimizing risk of allergic reactions and ensuring optimal patient safety during use.

FAQ's of Pulmonary Embolism Catheter:

Q: How is the pulmonary embolism catheter used during a procedure?

A: This catheter is introduced into the pulmonary arteries using standard interventional guidewires and advanced under fluoroscopic guidance. It allows physicians to manually aspirate or fragment emboli, guided by radiopaque position markers.

Q: What benefits does this catheter offer over traditional methods?

A: The minimally invasive design reduces trauma and recovery time compared to open surgical techniques. Radiopaque markings enhance procedural accuracy, while the flexible shaft and soft-tip design promote smooth navigation within the vasculature.

Q: When should this catheter be used in clinical practice?

A: It is intended for use in adult patients presenting with pulmonary embolism requiring catheter-based removal or fragmentation of thrombi. The specific timing is determined by physician assessment and procedural requirements.

Q: Where can this catheter be applied during procedures?

A: The device is designed specifically for use in the pulmonary arteries, with dimension and flexibility suitable for adult vascular anatomy.

Q: What steps are involved in the catheter use process?

A: After patient preparation, the catheter is manually introduced via vascular access, advanced to the pulmonary arteries over a guidewire, positioned using fluoroscopy, and used to aspirate or disrupt emboli as clinically indicated.