Seldinger Technique Drainage Catheter

Specialized catheter designed for thoracic drainage procedures, enabling safe removal of fluid or air from the pleural space. Used in clinical settings for management of pneumothorax, pleural effusion, and hemothorax.

Specialized tubing for percutaneous drainage of abdominal and thoracic collections. Features side holes for effective fluid aspiration. Manufactured with radiopaque material for fluoroscopic visualization during placement.

A suction drainage device featuring a highly polished round tip designed for atraumatic effect on patients. The smooth, rounded design minimizes tissue trauma during insertion and use in drainage applications.

Catheter for percutaneous drainage and therapeutic interventions. Engineered for placement under imaging guidance in interventional radiology procedures.

Catheter system for therapeutic drainage of fluid collections. Provides sustained drainage capability for both general purposes and specialized clinical applications.

Dual-function catheter designed for simultaneous internal drainage and external collection in complex urinary tract obstruction scenarios allowing flexible drainage management.

Catheter system designed for fluid drainage from body cavities and therapeutic sites. Engineered with appropriate lumen sizes and side hole configurations for effective drainage.

Specialized catheter designed with floating mechanism for medical drainage or infusion.

Percutaneously placed biliary drainage catheter providing direct access to the biliary system for therapeutic drainage in obstructive jaundice and biliary pathology management.

Medical catheter for biliary decompression and drainage. Manufactured with precision specifications for radiological guidance procedures. Designed for safe placement and long-term hepatic drainage.

A medical device designed for drainage of body fluids and secretions. These single-use sterile catheters are used in various clinical applications for fluid management.

Drainage catheters are tubular medical devices inserted into body cavities or tissues to remove fluid accumulations. These devices are used in various clinical applications including wound drainage, urinary catheterization, and percutaneous drainage procedures.