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Single Channel ERCP Cannula Ball Type

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Single Channel ERCP Cannula Ball Type Specification

Accuracy
Designed for precision cannulation

Usage Type
Disposable, Single-Use

Shelf Life
3-5 Years (Sealed packaging)

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, avoid direct sunlight, keep in original packaging

Function
Aids selective cannulation and prevents trauma during ERCP

Instruments Type
Endoscopic Accessory

Features
Ball end tip, smooth surface, radiopaque line for visualization, ergonomic control

Equipment Type
Single Channel ERCP Cannula - Ball Type

Material
Medical-grade Polyurethane / PTFE

Condition
New

Technology
Manual Insertion

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Cannulation of bile or pancreatic duct during ERCP Procedures

Power Source
Not Required (None)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Available in various lengths (typically 200 cm); Diameter per clinical requirement

Weight
Lightweight, < 50g

Color
Transparent / Blue

Packaging
Individually packed, sterile pouch

Sterility
Sterile, ETO sterilized

Tip Type
Ball-tipped, atraumatic

Connector Type
Luer lock compatible

Compliance
Meets international medical device standards

End Use
Used in hospitals, clinics, and specialized endoscopy centers

Flexibility
High flexibility to minimize patient trauma

Radiopacity
Yes, radiopaque line for fluoroscopic visualization

Diameter
Variety of sizes (usually 5Fr, 6Fr, 7Fr available)

Latex content
Latex free

About Single Channel ERCP Cannula Ball Type

The Single Channel ERCP Cannula Ball Type offers reliable access support during endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography. Its rounded ball tip enhances maneuverability, providing gentle navigation through ductal anatomy. The single-lumen construction simplifies contrast delivery and guidewire placement, allowing clinicians to perform the procedure with efficiency. Advin Health Care ensures high-quality materials and consistent performance to support accurate diagnostic and therapeutic ERCP interventions.

Advanced Features:

Ball-type tip for smoother and safer duct entry
Single channel design for guidewire or contrast injection
Supports stable handling during ERCP procedures
Helps reduce procedure-related trauma

Precision and Safety

Equipped with a ball-tipped atraumatic end and smooth surface, this cannula maximizes procedural accuracy while reducing risk to surrounding tissues. The radiopaque line supports real-time fluoroscopic visualization, enhancing safety during ERCP cannulation.

Versatile Sizing and Compatibility

Available in several diameters, including popular sizes like 5Fr, 6Fr, and 7Fr, the cannula accommodates different patient needs and duct anatomies. It features a Luer lock compatible connector for secure attachment to standard medical equipment.

Sterility and Ease of Use

Each cannula is ETO sterilized and packaged in a sterile pouch, ready for immediate use. Designed for manual insertion, its lightweight and ergonomic structure maximize control and portability, eliminating the need for external power sources during procedures.

FAQ's of Single Channel ERCP Cannula Ball Type:

Q: How is the Single Channel ERCP Cannula - Ball Type typically used during procedures?

A: This cannula is manually inserted by endoscopists to aid selective cannulation of the bile or pancreatic ducts during ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography) procedures. Its ergonomic design and ball-tipped end support precision and safety throughout the process.

Q: What sizes are available for the ERCP Cannula and how do I choose the correct one?

A: The cannula comes in various diameters, usually 5Fr, 6Fr, and 7Fr, with different lengths (typically 200 cm) to suit clinical requirements. The choice of size depends on the patient's anatomy and specific procedural needs, as determined by the healthcare provider.

Q: When should a single-use, sterile ERCP cannula be utilized?

A: This device is intended for single-use only and must be used in sterile environments such as hospital endoscopy suites, clinics, or specialized centers. It is designed for immediate use straight from the package to maintain sterility and reduce infection risks.

Q: Where can the ERCP Cannula be utilized and who benefits from it?

A: The cannula is used in hospitals, clinics, and advanced endoscopy centers. Patients undergoing ERCP benefit from its atraumatic, flexible design, which helps minimize discomfort and procedural risks.

Q: What is the process for ensuring sterility and safe storage of the cannula before use?

A: Each cannula is ETO sterilized and individually packed in a sealed sterile pouch. For optimal use, it should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and kept in its original packaging until needed for a procedure.

Q: What are the main benefits of using a ball-tipped ERCP cannula?

A: The ball-tipped, atraumatic tip allows for smooth and controlled cannulation, reducing trauma and the likelihood of accidental injury. Its radiopaque line provides enhanced visibility under fluoroscopy, ensuring precise operation throughout the procedure.

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