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Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter
Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter

Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter

Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter Specification

  • Assembly
  • Pre-assembled
  • Style
  • Disposable medical instrument
  • Power Type
  • Manual operation
  • Surface Finish
  • Smooth
  • Use
  • Urological procedures
  • Features
  • Wire-guided inflatable balloon
  • Model No
  • P 11 A
  • Weight
  • Lightweight
  • Size
  • Customizable sizes available
  • Type
  • Balloon catheter
  • Material
  • Medical-grade polymer
  • Dimensions
  • Standard medical catheter dimensions
  • Shape
  • Round balloon
  • Color
  • Blue
  • Function
  • Stone extraction from urinary tract
  • Age
  • Adult
  • Advantage
  • Efficient stone extraction and guidance
 
 

About Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter

Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter : Used for Endoscopic Extraction of Biliary Stones. Technical Information - Double / Triple Lumen Feature Provides Wire Guide Access to Facilitate Stone Extraction, from Desired Location During Procedure.Catheter Diameter - 7 Fr.Compatible with 0.035 inch wire guide.Availability - Individually Packed. For Single Use only.Working Length - 200 cm.Balloon Diameter - 16 mm.Balloon Length - 16 mm. Catheter Diameter MM / FR Functional Catheter Length Diameter of Inflated Ballon Max Gas to Inflate Max Gas to Inflate Recommended Guiding Wire (inch) Lumen 2.3/7 200 cm 16 mm 4.5 cm2 3.0 ml 0.035" Double 2.3/7 200 cm 16 mm 4.5 cm2 3.0 ml 0.035" Triple

FAQs of Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter:


Q: What is the function of the Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter?

A: The Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter is designed for efficient stone extraction from the urinary tract during urological procedures.

Q: Is the balloon catheter disposable?

A: Yes, the Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter is a disposable medical instrument.

Q: What material is used to construct this catheter?

A: The catheter is made from medical-grade polymer, ensuring durability and safety during procedures.

Q: Are customizable sizes available for this product?

A: Yes, customizable sizes are available to suit specific procedural requirements.

Q: What type of operation does the catheter utilize?

A: The catheter operates manually and does not require any external power source.

Q: What is the advantage of using this catheter?

A: The advantage of using this catheter lies in its efficient stone extraction capabilities and wire-guided inflatable design, which enhances precision and guidance during urological procedures.

Q: What surface finish does the catheter have?

A: The Wire Guided Stone Extraction Balloon Catheter features a smooth surface finish for optimal patient comfort and ease of use.

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