Medical Disposable Central Venous Catheter Cvc Catheter Kit

Product Features

1. Material & Design

   • Made of medical-grade TPU and ABS materials with excellent biocompatibility and flexibility
   • Soft-tip design (e.g., blue/green soft tip) to minimize vascular trauma during insertion
   • Radiopaque markers for precise positioning under X-ray imaging
   • Pre-assembled sterile kit with components like guidewires, dilators, and syringes for single-use compliance

2. Versatile Specifications

   • Lumen options: Single, double, triple, or quadruple lumen for diverse clinical needs
   • Size range: 14G-20G (4-8.5F) with lengths from 8cm to 60cm, suitable for adults and pediatrics
   • Customizable packaging: Bulk orders or OEM support available with branding options

Model Specifications

Key Functions

1. Safety & Precision

   • Anti-kinking structure ensures smooth insertion and reduces procedural complications
   • Hydrophilic coating for reduced friction during placement
   • Compatibility with ultrasound-guided insertion for accuracy

2. Clinical Efficiency

   • Supports high-flow infusion (e.g., blood products, contrast agents)
   • Integrated catheter fixation device (e.g., adhesive tape or securement dressing) to prevent displacement

Usage Scenarios

• Critical Care: Central venous pressure monitoring, rapid fluid resuscitation in ICU
• Surgical Settings: Long-term venous access for cardiac surgery or oncology
• Hemodialysis: Double/triple lumen catheters for chronic kidney disease patients
• Pediatrics: Smaller gauge (e.g., 14G-16G) for neonatal and pediatric venous access

1. What components are included in the CVC catheter kit?

The standard kit typically contains:

• Central venous catheter: Available in single, double, or triple lumen configurations
• Accessories: Guidewire, introducer needle, dilator, suture needle/thread, sterile dressings, and syringes
• Optional items: Surgical gloves, antiseptic swabs, and measurement tools in expanded configurations

2. What are the clinical applications of this kit?

It is designed for:

• Long-term therapies: Chemotherapy, dialysis, or parenteral nutrition
• Critical care: Central venous pressure monitoring, rapid fluid resuscitation, and blood sampling
• Infection control: Single-use design minimizes cross-contamination risks

3. How to select the appropriate catheter size and type?

• Gauge (size): Common options include 12G–22G, tailored to patient age and vascular conditions (e.g., 16G–18G for adults, smaller gauges for pediatrics)
• Lumen type: Single-lumen for basic infusions; multi-lumen for concurrent therapies (e.g., triple-lumen for ICU use)
• Material: Medical-grade polyurethane or silicone for flexibility and biocompatibility

4. Why choose a disposable kit over reusable alternatives?

• Safety: Prevents infections (e.g., sepsis) linked to improper sterilization
• Efficiency: Eliminates reprocessing time and costs
• Compliance: Meets ISO 13485 standards and regulatory mandates for single-use devices

5. What are post-procedure care and disposal guidelines?

• Maintenance: Secure fixation with adhesive dressings, daily inspection for redness/leakage, and heparinized saline flushes to prevent clotting
• Removal: Follow aseptic techniques; apply pressure to the insertion site post-extraction
• Disposal: Treat as biohazard waste per local regulations to ensure safe handling