Permanent Catheter Kit
Permanent catheter kit is a flexible tube used for infusing medicines, fluids, bloods or proteins for over a long period of time like several days or week. A catheter is often inserted in the arm or chest through the skin to a large vein.
Applications
Since the material is biocompatible and precisely created to offer strength during insertion and soften at body temperature to fit to human tissues, it lowers the risk of vascular damage.
Usually, a permanent catheter kit includes all the parts required to implant and care for a long-term indwelling catheter in the body. Patients who are unable to empty their bladders spontaneously frequently utilize these suction catheters, which are made to stay in place for a long time.
Key features
- Most permanent catheters feature a balloon near the tip that can be inflated with sterile water once the catheter is inserted into the bladder.
- Permanent catheters are designed for long-term placement, providing a continuous or intermittent drainage solution for patients.
- Depending on the patient’s mobility and lifestyle, the kit may offer different drainage options.
- Catheters in the kit are typically compatible with standard drainage bags and tubing systems.
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