CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER

CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER Specification

Accuracy
High Placement Accuracy with Anatomical Guidance

Usage Type
Disposable, Single Use

Storage Instructions
Store in Cool, Dry Place; Protect from Sunlight

Shelf Life
3-5 Years (Unopened, Sterile Pack)

Instruments Type
Invasive Medical Device

Function
Central Venous Access, Blood Sampling, Medication Administration

Features
Multiple Lumen, Kink Resistant, Radio-opaque for X-ray Detection

Equipment Type
Central Venous Catheter

Material
Polyurethane / Medical Grade Plastic

Condition
New

Technology
Sterile, Biocompatible

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent / Not Applicable

Operating Type
Manual Insertion

Use
Venous Access for Drug and Fluid Administration

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies by French size and length; e.g. 15-20 cm length

Weight
Lightweight (approximately 10-30g per catheter)

Color
Clear / Transparent with Colored Identification Hub

Radio-opaque Marking
Present for Visualization under X-ray

Latex Free
Yes

Sterile Pack
Individually Packed and Sterilized

Number of Lumens
Single, Double, or Triple (varies as per configuration)

Guidewire
Included with Insertion Kit

Extension Line
Included (for certain models)

Catheter Length Options
8cm, 15cm, 20cm, and more depending on model

French Size
4Fr, 5Fr, 7Fr, up to 11Fr (varies as per requirement)

Tip Type
Smooth, Rounded or Soft Tip

Introducer Needle
Included with Kit

Sterilization Method
Ethylene Oxide (ETO) or Gamma Irradiation

Hub Type
Color-coded Hubs for Lumen Identification

About CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER

Product Size Product Code

Standard MSI-1472

Indwell Catheter. Y- Introducer Needle with Valve.

Kink Resistent J Tip Ninitol Guide Wire. Dilator, luer lock

Catheter Holder Clamp. Extension Line Clamp.

Injection Stopper/Needle Free Syringe.

Scalped Connector Catheter Holder

Single Use & Disposable

Packing : Blister Pouch

Multiple Lumen Options for Versatility

The Central Venous Catheter is available with single, double, or triple lumen configurations, catering to various clinical requirements. This flexibility allows simultaneous administration of different medications and fluids, making CVCs highly versatile for complex medical treatments and critical care situations.

Precision Placement and Enhanced Safety

Each catheter features a soft, smooth tip to minimize vascular trauma during insertion and radio-opaque marking for clear visualization under X-ray. Sterilized using ethylene oxide or gamma irradiation, these catheters offer a biocompatible, latex-free solution to reduce infection and allergy risk, ensuring optimal patient safety.

Comprehensive Kit and Easy Identification

The CVC kit includes a guidewire, introducer needle, and-depending on the model-an extension line. Color-coded hubs facilitate accurate lumen identification, streamlining medication delivery and blood sampling. Every catheter comes in a sterile, individually packed kit, ensuring readiness and regulatory compliance.

FAQ's of CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER:

Q: How do I select the correct Central Venous Catheter size and lumen configuration?

A: Selection depends on the patient's clinical requirements, vein size, and therapy complexity. Single, double, or triple lumens are available, with French sizes ranging from 4Fr to 11Fr and lengths from 8cm to over 20cm. Choose multi-lumen catheters for administering multiple drugs or fluids simultaneously.

Q: What steps should I follow for proper central venous catheter insertion?

A: Catheter insertion is a sterile, manual procedure typically performed by trained clinicians. After locating the vein, use the introducer needle and provided guidewire for safe vascular access. Ensure the catheter's radio-opaque markings guide accurate placement under X-ray. Always follow hospital protocols for aseptic technique and anatomical guidance.

Q: When is the use of a central venous catheter indicated?

A: CVCs are used when peripheral venous access is inadequate or when long-term administration of medication, fluids, blood products, or parenteral nutrition is necessary. They are also essential for central venous pressure monitoring and frequent blood sampling.

Q: Where should the Central Venous Catheter be stored before use?

A: Store the catheter in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Ensure the sterile pack remains unopened to preserve the product's integrity. Proper storage supports the 3-5 year shelf life of unopened devices.

Q: What benefits does a radio-opaque catheter provide?

A: Radio-opaque markers allow the catheter to be easily visualized under X-ray, ensuring precise placement and reducing the risk of malposition. This enhances patient safety during central line placement and postoperative evaluation.

Q: How does the color-coded hub system aid in catheter use?

A: Color-coded hubs facilitate immediate identification of each lumen, streamlining the process of drug administration, sampling, and monitoring in multi-channel catheters. This reduces medication errors and improves workflow efficiency for clinical staff.