Hysterosalpingography Catheter

Disposable hysterosalpingography (HSG) catheter designed for intrauterine instillation of contrast media during diagnostic imaging of the fallopian tubes and uterine cavity. Single-use device ensures sterility and reduces infection risk in gynecological diagnostic procedures.

Single-use catheter designed for hysterosalpingography and fallopian tube visualization procedures. The device enables minimally invasive diagnostic imaging of the uterine cavity and tubal patency. Manufactured to medical standards for safe clinical use in gynecological diagnosis.

A sterile, single-use catheter designed for use during hysteroscopic procedures to access and visualize the uterine cavity. Provides safe and effective passage of instruments during gynecological procedures.

Disposable catheter designed for contrast medium delivery during angiographic procedures. Enables visualization of vascular anatomy during interventional cardiology procedures.

Sterile, single-use catheter assembly for intrauterine procedures. Designed for safe insertion and manipulation within the uterine cavity with minimal risk of infection or contamination.

Single-use diagnostic catheter for angiographic imaging and vascular visualization during coronary and peripheral intervention procedures.

A single-use sterile urinary catheter designed for urological procedures and catheterization in clinical settings.

A single-use catheter designed for aspiration of uterine tissue samples during gynecological procedures. The product is manufactured to medical standards for safe and effective tissue collection.

A single-use dilation catheter featuring a small balloon for urological therapeutic procedures.

A sterile, single-use catheter designed for urological procedures. It is intended for insertion into the ureter for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes and is manufactured to ensure patient safety with single-use design.

Specialized catheter designed for precise injection of therapeutic agents including sclerosing solutions and hemostatic agents during endoscopic procedures.