16GA X 11CM (4.5IN) ANTIMICROBAL CATHETER
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16GA X 11CM (4.5IN) ANTIMICROBAL CATHETER

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16GA x 11 cm (4.5 in) Antimicrobial Catheter This veterinary product is a long-term single-lumen catheter equipped with a guidewire insertion system, designed for central venous access in large animals. It is used for extended periods to provide reliable access for fluid delivery, administering Medicines, drawing blood samples, and monitoring central venous pressure.

Main Benefits

Made from non-reactive polyurethane to ensure biocompatibility and resistance to kinking and clotting.
Antimicrobial coating of silver phosphate and zirconium on both internal and external surfaces prevents bacterial growth without promoting resistance.
Integrated extension set with needle-free ports enhances safety and reduces the risk of accidental disconnection.
Guidewire insertion system provides secure catheter placement.
Suitable for long-term use, with the catheter remaining in the body for up to 30 days when clinically indicated.

Composition

Catheter material: Non-reactive polyurethane.
Antimicrobial agent: Silver phosphate and zirconium coating on catheter surfaces.
Single-lumen design with integrated extension line and needle-free ports.

Instructions for Use

Intended for central venous access via guidewire insertion in large animals. The catheter can be used for fluid delivery, administering Medicines, drawing blood samples, and monitoring central venous pressure. A qualified veterinarian should determine the dosage and administration protocols based on the animal's type, weight, and clinical condition.

Package Size

The set includes the catheter, guidewire, insertion tools, needle-free ports, suture wings, sutures (straight and curved needle), clamps, scalpel, non-coring cap, and gauze.

Note

To be used under the supervision of a veterinarian. Contraindications include patients with coagulation disorders. It is preferable to use a dedicated lumen for blood sample withdrawal to maintain catheter integrity and reduce the risk of contamination.