Certofix Trio V 720

Certofix Trio V 720 Specification

Shelf Life
5 Years

Usage Type
Single Use

Instruments Type
Catheter set

Function
Vascular access for infusion, medication administration, blood withdrawal

Storage Instructions
Store in cool, dry place, protect from sunlight

Accuracy
High (medical precision)

Features
Trilumen, radiopaque, soft tip, kink resistant, color coded clamps, suture wings

Equipment Type
Central Venous Catheter Set

Material
Polyurethane

Condition
Sterile

Technology
Medical Grade

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Central venous access, infusion, blood sampling

Dimension (L*W*H)
Catheter 20 cm (Length)

Weight
Approx. 20 g (package)

Color
Blue, Transparent

About Certofix Trio V 720

Certofix Duo / Trio V 720 Central Venous Catheter Set are used for long-term central venous access for intensive infusion and transfusion therapy, invasive central venous pressure measurement and blood collection.

Triple Lumen Precision for Advanced Care

The Certofix Trio V 720 features three individual lumens, allowing multiple therapies to be administered simultaneously through one catheter. Its 20 cm length and centimeter markings aid clinicians in precise placement, and the kink-resistant, soft-tip design enhances patient comfort and safety during vascular access procedures.

Comprehensive, Ready-to-Use Kit

Each package comes complete with all necessary components-including guide wire, introducer needle, dilation catheter, scalpel, syringe, injection cap, and fixation clamp-streamlining the preparation process. The set is sterilized by ethylene oxide, individually blister packed, and suitable for adult use in hospitals and clinical settings.

FAQ's of Certofix Trio V 720:

Q: How is the Certofix Trio V 720 central venous catheter inserted?

A: The catheter is introduced percutaneously using the Seldinger technique. After identifying and puncturing the vein with the included introducer needle, the J-tip guide wire is advanced. The dilation catheter then enlarges the tract, and the trilumen catheter is inserted to the desired depth, guided by centimeter markings. All necessary tools are included in the kit.

Q: What advantages does the trilumen (three-lumen) design offer?

A: The trilumen configuration allows three separate channels within one catheter, facilitating the simultaneous administration of multiple fluids, medications, or blood sampling without line interference. This increases efficiency and flexibility in critical care and hospital settings.

Q: When should the Certofix Trio V 720 be used?

A: This catheter set is ideal for situations requiring central venous access in adult patients, such as infusion therapy, medication administration, parenteral nutrition, and blood withdrawal in medical or surgical environments.

Q: Where should the Certofix Trio V 720 be stored before use?

A: To maintain sterility and extend shelf life, store the catheter set in a cool, dry area away from sunlight. These measures help ensure the device remains in optimal condition for up to five years from the date of manufacture.

Q: What process is used for sterilizing the Certofix Trio V 720?

A: Sterilization is achieved through ethylene oxide gas, ensuring the catheter and all included components are free from viable microorganisms prior to use.

Q: How does the Certofix Trio V 720 benefit clinicians and patients?

A: The device's precision design (centimeter graduations), radiopaque material for imaging, soft tip, kink-resistant construction, and color-coded clamps all contribute to safer, more efficient vascular access, reducing patient risk and making handling easier for healthcare professionals.