Hydrophilic Sheath Introducer

Product Details

 

1. Facilitates the smooth insertion of catheters and other medical devices into blood vessels and veins.

2. Provides a low-friction surface that reduces the risk of vascular trauma during insertion.

3. The hydrophilic coating can quickly absorb moisture, improving lubrication and making the insertion process smoother, more comfortable, and less painful.

4. The sheath introducer's design and coating prevent blood from sticking to it or clotting around the insertion site, reducing the risk of bleeding and other complications.

5. The hydrophilic coating allows the introducer to be easily removed after insertion without causing damage to the surrounding tissue or blood vessels.

6. Hydrophilic sheath introducers are compatible with a range of medical devices and can be used for a wide variety of medical procedures.

7. They are available in different sizes and configurations, allowing for a personalized approach to medical procedures.

8. it is a cost-effective alternative to traditional methods of vascular access, such as guidewires or catheters.

9. They can be used in emergency situations where time is of the essence and quick access to veins or arteries is critical.

 

 

 

 

1. What is a hydrophilic sheath introducer?

It is a medical device used to introduce other medical instruments, such as catheters, into the body. It has a hydrophilic coating that makes it easier to insert and maneuver.

2. How is kind of introducer inserted?

The sheath introducer is usually inserted through a small incision in the skin and guided to the intended location using imaging technology such as ultrasound or X-rays. Once in place, other medical instruments can be passed through the lumen of the sheath introducer.

3. How is a hydrophilic sheath introducer removed?

The sheath introducer is generally removed after the medical procedure is completed. It is carefully withdrawn from the body, and pressure is applied to the insertion site to prevent bleeding. The patient may need to lie still for a period of time after the sheath is removed to allow the insertion site to properly heal.

4. How long does the hydrophilic coating last?

The hydrophilic coating typically lasts for only a short period of time, usually just a few minutes. It is important to use the sheath introducer promptly after activating the hydrophilic coating to ensure maximum effectiveness.

 

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