Kokoelma: Katetrit ja letkut

• Blunt trocar for safe use in the abdomen.
• Open-end with two large side holes.
• Depth marks.
• PVC material.

Esite

• Intended for uncomplicated atraumatic endotracheal tube exchange.
• Useful for oxygenating during fluoroscopy.
• 15mm adapter for temporary oxygen delivery, NOT for ventilating the patient.
• 15mm adapter is removed to slide ET tubes out and in.
• Centimeter markings for alignment with endotracheal tube markings.
• Polished, atraumatic, open ended catheter with side holes.

• Use for anal sacculectomy.
• Silicone catheter and balloon construction.
• Stiff low profile tip allows catheter to navigate into the anal sac orifice.

Instructions for Use:

The balloon catheter is placed into the anal sac through the anal sac orifice and inflated with 2-3 cc of saline to distend the anal sac making identification and palpation of the gland simple. The protruding catheter allows the surgeon to place gentle traction on the gland during dissection. A 360°  degree skin incision is made around the protruding catheter. Metzenbaum scissors are used to dissect to the level of the anal sac wall. Identification of the wall is made by the grayish to blackish color of the wall in comparison to the red color of external anal sphincter muscle fibers being dissected off of the wall. As the dissection progresses constant traction is placed on the catheter to accentuate and retract the sac. Dissection is continued until the sac is completely free from its surrounding tissue. Any injured fibers of the external anal sphincter muscle are sutured with 3-0 Maxon and the skin closed using a subcuticular suture.

Anal Sacculectomy procedure video 

• Percutaneous cannula-over-needle placement facilitates controlled, minimally invasive catheter introduction.
• For emergency drainage of nephrostomy and abscess drainage.
• Soft, flexible, kink resistant, radiopaque polyurethane catheter.
• Side holes positioned within catheter pigtail for effective drainage.
• Locking string system prevents accidental uncoiling of the pigtail.
• Includes:  Cannula, direct puncture needle, pigtail catheter, collection line, and 600cc collection bag.

• Surgically placed open ended silicone catheter with 20cc balloon; radiopaque stripe; fixation ring; Y-port; and clamp.

• Quality smooth transition from needle to catheter reduces burring and wasted sticks.
• Introcan® Safety™ radiopaque polyurethane catheters feature a safety clip that automatically covers the needle point when it is withdrawn, reducing accidental needle sticks.
• Push-off plate on hub for smooth insertion.
• Guarded flashback chamber.

• Smooth transition from needle to catheter reduces burring and wasted sticks.
• Superior needle sharpness reduces tissue trauma and pain.
• Clear, large volume CLOSED chamber allows for adequate and immediate indication of vessel entry.
• Radiopaque teflon material.
• Filter vent plug prevents blood loss during insertion and can also be used to temporarily cap the IV catheter prior to securing an extension set.

• Teflon, radiopaque catheter-over-needle.
• Recommended for less than 24 hour use.
• No suture wings.

 Guidewire introduction. Made of PTFEm with flexible suture wing. Includes 22Ga needle; wire; and catheter.

• Emergency delivery of fluid, medications and blood products, directly into the vascular system within seconds, via bone marrow.
• Reusable stainless steel two-part needle.  Solid sharp inner cannula.  Consists of outer cannula with depth marks and forked tip.
• Easy access for bone marrow aspiration.
• Very gentle. No bone splintering as with competitive systems.
  
• Training needles are non-sterile. Sterilize with cold sterilant, autoclave or EO gas.
• Power driver has lithium sealed battery. 

MILA EZI0 Placement Video

EZIO Brochure

• PICC - Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter.
• May be inserted in any vessel.
• Silicone material for long term use of 30+ days.
• Radiopaque catheter can be cut to desired length.
• Insertion method via peel away introducer.
• Catheter has a stylet wire to facilitate advancement.
• Kit includes catheter with wire stylet, peel-away introducer and tape measure.

MILA PICC (Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter) Placement Video

• Kit includes catheter-over-needle introducer, a long catheter with stiffening wire and a drum.
• The drum houses the long catheter and is an advancement system designed to minimize touch contamination.
• Introduction technique:  Long catheter through introducer catheter.
• The INTRODUCER CATHETER REMAINS INDWELLING and the long catheter hub locks onto the introducer catheter hub. Since the introducer catheter remains indwelling, the long catheter can be easily replaced through the same introducer, avoiding another needle stick.
• Long catheter material is radiopaque kink-resistant polyurethane, embedded with a fluoro-polymer formula designed to aid in ease of placement.
• Pick & Peel Drape (#PPD - $5.00) recommended for sterile field.

  Uses:

1. Administer vasopressor (i.e. norepinephrine ) when a central line is not accessible. Feed the long catheter through the peripheral catheter. The peripheral catheter is included in the kit to ensure that its inner diameter is sufficient for a smooth introduction of the long catheter.
2. Drug administration to crashing diabetic patient.
3. Multiple blood draws.

 Drum Long Line Catheter Instructional Video