catheter

Features of transparent and accordion catheter:

1. High transparency The transparent design of this catheter allows the medical staff to clearly see the internal state of the catheter. This feature helps to better monitor fluid flow and prevent problems such as clotting.

2. Accordion design: The accordion structure of this catheter gives it high flexibility and the ability to curve properly. This feature allows the medical staff to easily place and move the catheter in the complex and difficult paths of the body.

3. Quality and safe materials: This catheter is made of quality medical materials that are safe for the body and minimize the risk of allergic or skin irritation. It is usually made of silicone or soft and durable medical plastics.

4. High flexibility: The accordion design makes the catheter easy to bend and unfold, which helps to improve its comfort and efficiency in long-term use.

5. Sterilization: This catheter is packaged sterile and in some cases can be re-sterilized, which helps maintain hygiene and prevent hospital-acquired infections.

6. Different sizes: Clear and accordion catheters are produced in different sizes to meet different treatment needs and patients with different body sizes.

7. Easy installation and use: Installation and use of these catheters is very easy due to their simple and practical design and does not require complicated training.

8. Easy installation and use: Installation and use of these catheters is very easy due to their simple and practical design and does not require complicated training.

Catheter applications

1. Urinary treatments: to drain urine from the bladder, especially in patients who require continuous monitoring of urine or are unable to void normally.

2. Urinary treatments: to drain urine from the bladder, especially in patients who require continuous monitoring of urine or are unable to void normally.

3. Monitoring: To monitor specific medical conditions, such as fluid flow monitoring or medical device performance, with respect to catheter transparency.

4. Long-term treatments: For patients who require long-term treatments and require highly flexible catheters.

Catheter use guide:

1. Preparation and sterilization: Before use, ensure that the catheter is sterile and ensure that the catheter is in good sanitary conditions.

2. Choosing the right place: according to the type of treatment and the patient's needs, choose the right place to insert the catheter and pay attention to the medical instructions.

3. Catheter installation: Place the catheter slowly and carefully in the selected place and ensure its correct placement in the right direction.

4. Patient Status Monitoring: Continuously monitor patient status and catheter performance and promptly report any changes or problems.

Maintenance and replacement: If you need to replace or clean the catheter, use appropriate methods and adhere to health and treatment instructions.