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The
venous introducers:
The venous introducer is made to introduce a catheter in the
venous blood flux.
It is composed of a dilatator and a polyethylene sheath
The standard
venous introducer is used to introduce catheters for
temporary using which will be picked up of the patients'
corps before the introducer.
The venous introducer with peel away sheath is used to
introduce catheters for short or long term using.
This introducer sheath is striped and its hub is divisible.
So we can peel away this sheath after to have broke its hub
that permits his extraction without pick up the catheter in
its place.
The venous introducers are supplied in standard with a
puncture needle (or introducer needle) and a "J"
guide wire. This needle is used to introduce the
correspondent guide wire in the chose venous.
The arterial introducer:
The arterial introducer is made to permit the introduction
of a catheter in an arterial blood flux.
It is composed of a dilatator and a sheath. The sheath has
at his proximal extremity a hub with haemostatic valve
connected to a tap extension cable which provide the blood
backward surge and air inhalation.
The arterial introducers are supplied in standard with a
puncture needle and a "J" guide wire.
This needle is used to introduce the correspondent guide
wire in the chose vein.
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Products
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Size
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Sheath
length
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Dilatator
length
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Venous
introducers
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4F to
10F
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120
mm
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180
mm
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Peel
away sheath introducers
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5F to
14 F
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120
mm
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180
mm
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The introducers are
conditioning under double peel away sachets. |
