Epidural Catheter Fixation Device

A specialized fixation device designed to securely stabilize epidural anesthesia catheters during pain management procedures.

A device designed to secure and stabilize catheters in medical applications. Provides reliable fixation during patient care.

A medical device designed to secure catheters in place during patient care. Provides stable positioning to prevent catheter displacement and reduce complications during medical procedures.

Body surface fixation device for securing catheters relative to skin insertion sites, composed of adhesive-coated non-woven fabric base and loop fastener catheter holder. Single-use, non-sterile device designed for percutaneous catheter stabilization. Prevents accidental catheter displacement and migration during clinical use.

A catheter fixation device designed for securing central venous catheters.

Equipment system for securing and managing catheter placement in clinical settings. Supports safe and reliable catheter positioning in hospital environments.

Devices designed to secure and stabilize catheters during clinical use. These products prevent catheter migration and reduce infection risk in patient care settings.

Body surface catheter fixation devices used to secure catheters in place during medical procedures and treatment. These devices prevent catheter migration and maintain patient comfort.

A specialized fixation device designed to securely stabilize central venous catheters, preventing displacement and infection at the insertion site.

A fixation device for securing a catheter relative to a skin surface. The catheter is introduced into the interior of the person through the skin surface substantially perpendicularly relative thereto through a perforation site.

Medical devices designed to secure tubes and medical equipment to the body using skin-friendly adhesive solutions. These fixation devices provide secure, flexible, and intelligent attachment while minimizing trauma to the skin. They are manufactured using a range of skin-friendly and low trauma adhesive-coated products, non-wovens, elastics, foams, and hook and loop materials. Common applications include securing central line catheters, IV cannulae, nasal oxygen lines, feeding tubes, urinary catheters, and various other medical devices requiring body fixation.

A fixation device for securing a catheter relative to a skin surface. The catheter is introduced into the interior of the person through the skin surface substantially perpendicularly relative thereto through a perforation site.