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CNME080501-3
CNMEDITECH
Medical Natural Latex 3 Way Foley Urinary Catheter
A 3-Way Foley Urinary Catheter is a flexible, sterile tube designed for bladder drainage, irrigation, and medication administration. It is commonly used in medical settings for patients requiring continuous bladder irrigation, such as those with post-surgical bladder bleeding or requiring medication instillation.
Applications:
Post-Surgical Patients: Used for bladder irrigation after urological or prostate surgery.
Hematuria Management: Helps prevent clot retention in cases of blood in the urine.
Medication Instillation: Allows direct delivery of therapeutic solutions into the bladder.
Long-Term Urinary Drainage: Suitable for patients requiring continuous catheterization.
Features:
1. Made from natural latex.
2. Good biocompatibility.
3. Silicone coated surface reducing allergic reaction.
4. Smooth tapered tip facilitating introducting.
5. Both plastic valve and rubber valve are available.
6. Color-coded for visualization of size.
Specifications:
Type | Size(Fr/Ch) | Balloon volume(ml) | Length(cm) |
1-way Nelaton Catheter | 6/8/10/12/14/16/18/20/22 | Non-ballon | Fr06-10:28cm Fr12-22:40cm |
2-way pediatric | 8/10 | 3/5 | 28cm |
2-way standard | 12/14/16/18/20/22/24/26/28 | 5/10/15/30 | 40cm |
2-way female | 12/14/16/18/20/22/24 | 5/10/15/30 | 40cm |
3-way standard | 16/18/20/22/24/26/28 | 5/10/15/30/50 | 40cm |
3-way double balloon | 18/20/22/24 | 30-10/50-30 | 40cm |
Usage Instructions:
1.Preparation: Ensure sterile conditions and select the appropriate catheter size.
2.Insertion: Lubricate the catheter tip and gently insert it into the urethra until urine flows.
3.Balloon Inflation: Inject sterile water into the balloon lumen to secure placement.
4.Irrigation (if required): Use the irrigation port to flush the bladder as needed.
5.Drainage & Monitoring: Connect the catheter to a drainage bag and monitor urine output.
6.Removal: Deflate the balloon before carefully withdrawing the catheter.
Photos:
Medical Natural Latex 3 Way Foley Urinary Catheter
A 3-Way Foley Urinary Catheter is a flexible, sterile tube designed for bladder drainage, irrigation, and medication administration. It is commonly used in medical settings for patients requiring continuous bladder irrigation, such as those with post-surgical bladder bleeding or requiring medication instillation.
Applications:
Post-Surgical Patients: Used for bladder irrigation after urological or prostate surgery.
Hematuria Management: Helps prevent clot retention in cases of blood in the urine.
Medication Instillation: Allows direct delivery of therapeutic solutions into the bladder.
Long-Term Urinary Drainage: Suitable for patients requiring continuous catheterization.
Features:
1. Made from natural latex.
2. Good biocompatibility.
3. Silicone coated surface reducing allergic reaction.
4. Smooth tapered tip facilitating introducting.
5. Both plastic valve and rubber valve are available.
6. Color-coded for visualization of size.
Specifications:
Type | Size(Fr/Ch) | Balloon volume(ml) | Length(cm) |
1-way Nelaton Catheter | 6/8/10/12/14/16/18/20/22 | Non-ballon | Fr06-10:28cm Fr12-22:40cm |
2-way pediatric | 8/10 | 3/5 | 28cm |
2-way standard | 12/14/16/18/20/22/24/26/28 | 5/10/15/30 | 40cm |
2-way female | 12/14/16/18/20/22/24 | 5/10/15/30 | 40cm |
3-way standard | 16/18/20/22/24/26/28 | 5/10/15/30/50 | 40cm |
3-way double balloon | 18/20/22/24 | 30-10/50-30 | 40cm |
Usage Instructions:
1.Preparation: Ensure sterile conditions and select the appropriate catheter size.
2.Insertion: Lubricate the catheter tip and gently insert it into the urethra until urine flows.
3.Balloon Inflation: Inject sterile water into the balloon lumen to secure placement.
4.Irrigation (if required): Use the irrigation port to flush the bladder as needed.
5.Drainage & Monitoring: Connect the catheter to a drainage bag and monitor urine output.
6.Removal: Deflate the balloon before carefully withdrawing the catheter.
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