High-Quality Long Term Dialysis Catheters Hemodialysis Catheter Kit Available for Medical Use

• Type: Catheter
• Material: Medical Grade PU
• Ethylene Oxide Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
• Quality Guarantee Period: 3years
• Group: Adult
• Length: 19/23/28/33cm
• Model NO.: E20057
• Transport Package: 10kits/Box, 80kits/CTN
• Specification: Double-Lumen 15F
• Origin: Guangdong
• HS Code: 9018390000

Product Description

High-quality Long Term Dialysis Catheters Hemodialysis Catheter Kit Available for Medical Use 

Long-term hemodialysis catheters are medical devices used for patients who require long-term or permanent access to their bloodstream for hemodialysis treatments. They are typically inserted into a large vein, such as the jugular vein or the femoral vein, and have two lumens or channels to allow for the removal and return of blood during the dialysis process.

Unlike temporary catheters, which are used for a few weeks to months, long-term catheters are designed to remain in place for a longer period of time, ranging from several months to years. They are made of materials such as silicone, polyurethane, or polyethylene, which are biocompatible and able to withstand the frequent use and cleaning required for hemodialysis.

Long-term hemodialysis catheters are preferred in patients who do not have suitable veins for creating an arteriovenous fistula or graft, which are the preferred forms of vascular access for hemodialysis. However, they do carry a higher risk of infection and other complications, such as clotting, and require regular monitoring and maintenance to ensure their proper function.

Overall, long-term hemodialysis catheters are a valuable option for patients who require long-term or permanent access to their bloodstream for hemodialysis and can provide a life-saving treatment for those with kidney failure.
 

Long term hemodialysis catheter kit 15 Fr 19 cm Straight consists of:
 

Code.	Items	Specification	Qty.
1	Hemodiaysis Access Catheter with Clamp double	Double Lumen 15F (14.5F) Length:19cm	one
2	Nitinol Guidewire with advancer	0.035"*70cm	one
3	Dilator Sheath		one
4	Tunnel Needle		one
5	Venssel Dilator	10F/16F*15cm	two
6	Introducer Syringe	10ml	one
7	Introducer Needle	18G*65mm Y Needle	one
8	Scalpel 11#	11#	one
9	Injection Adaptor	Heparin cap for HC	one
10	Transparent Dressings	9*10cm	two
11	Needle with Suture	Curved,▽1/2 6×14	two
12	Gauze Sponges	5*7cm	six
13	Surgery sheet		one
Long-term Hemodialysis Catheters Packing Detail: 10Kits/Box(Size:33*30*29CM); 4Box/Small Carton(Size:62*35*61CM); 2Small Cartons/Outer Carton(65*64*73CM),G.W:28kg

Features:
1. Double lumen design: Long-term hemodialysis catheters typically have two lumens or channels that allow for the removal and return of blood during dialysis treatments. This design helps to make the dialysis process more efficient.

2. Biocompatible materials: Long-term hemodialysis catheters are made of biocompatible materials such as silicone, polyurethane, or polyethylene. These materials are able to withstand the frequent use and cleaning required for hemodialysis and are less likely to cause an adverse reaction in the body.

3. Long-term use: Long-term hemodialysis catheters are designed to remain in place for a longer period of time, ranging from several months to years. This makes them a good option for patients who require long-term or permanent access to their bloodstream for hemodialysis.

4. Regular maintenance: Long-term hemodialysis catheters require regular monitoring and maintenance to ensure their proper function. This includes regular cleaning, flushing, and dressing changes to prevent infection and other complications.

5. Higher risk of infection: Long-term hemodialysis catheters carry a higher risk of infection and other complications, such as clotting, compared to other forms of vascular access for hemodialysis.

6. Limited mobility: Long-term hemodialysis catheters can restrict a patient's mobility and may require them to avoid certain activities or positions to prevent damage to the catheter.

Contraindications:
1. Infection or cut wound around the puncture area.
2. Dysfunction of blood coagulation.
3. During the anticoagulant treatment.
4. Symptoms of inadaptability to puncture operation, such as Pneumothorax, vein sclerosis.
5. Abnormal or unclear anatomical situation at the penetration area, such as severe emphysema, obvious inadaptability from the previous operation.

Caution:
1. Be careful, alcohol and acetone might affect the function of the catheter.
2. Storeroom must be kept dry, do not sterilize by disinfectant. ( The acid gas would corrade the contents ).
3. Contents sterile and nonpyrogenic in the unopened, undamaged package.
4. Single-use only. Do not resterilize.
5. The manufacturer will not be liable for any damages caused by reuse or resterilization.
6. Prior to use read all package insert warnings, precautions, and instructions. Failure to do so many results in severe patient injury or death.