MILACATH GUIDEWIRE - SINGLE LUMEN - 16GA (5FR) X 15CM (6IN)
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MILACATH GUIDEWIRE - SINGLE LUMEN - 16GA (5FR) X 15CM (6IN)

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MILACATH GUIDEWIRE - SINGLE LUMEN - 16GA (5FR) X 15CM (6IN) The MILACATH Guidewire Catheter is a long-term veterinary product designed to provide reliable venous access in large animals, especially foals. It features a 16-gauge (5 French), 15 cm (6 inch) single lumen polyurethane catheter, inserted using guidewire technique, suitable for fluid administration, Medicines, blood sampling, total parenteral nutrition, and central venous pressure monitoring. A recommended dwell time of up to 30 days is advised.

Main Benefits

Non-kinking, non-thrombogenic polyurethane construction ensures smooth venous access and reduces complications. The catheter is radiopaque, allowing for position confirmation via imaging. Guidewire insertion technique facilitates precise placement and secure catheter fixation. Recommended for foals, providing long-term venous access with reduced insertion trauma.

Composition

Catheter material: Radiopaque polyurethane. The kit includes the guidewire and insertion components. The kit contains the catheter, introducer(s), guidewire, dilator, suture wings, needle-free port or stopcock, cap, and gauze; the extension line may be integrated or separate depending on the configuration.

Instructions for Use

Intended for venous insertion using guidewire technique. A qualified veterinarian should determine dosage protocols, fluid administration, or sampling based on animal type, body weight, and clinical condition.

Package Size

The kit contains one single lumen catheter (16 Ga × 15 cm) with guidewire, introducer(s), dilator, suture wings, valve or port, cap, and gauze; the extension line may be integrated or separate depending on the specified configuration.

Note

The recommended catheter dwell time is up to 30 days. Suitable for long-term venous access in large animal patients, especially foals.