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2-way infusion catheter, Venflon
Two-way infusion catheter, venflon
A two-way infusion catheter, a venflon is a medical device used to connect a source of fluids or medications to the patient's bloodstream. This catheter contains two connections (ways), allowing for the simultaneous infusion of fluids and medications, and utilizes venflon (cannula) technology to ensure a smooth and safe infusion.
Technical characteristics:
- Material: Made from sterile medical materials, usually PVC or silicone, suitable for prolonged and safe use.
- Diameter: The catheter is available in different diameters (usually between 16G and 24G) as needed.
- Length: Varies according to medical need, between 3 cm and 10 cm.
- Type: Dual-lumen infusion catheter, with two separate connections for simultaneous management of fluids and medications.
- The provider: Intended for use in medical situations where access and the ability to administer or infuse medications/fluids are required.
Characteristics and Form of Use:
The catheter is inserted into the patient's vein, usually in the hand or arm, using a sterile needle, and is connected to an infusion system (including an infusion bag, medication, or other fluid). The catheter allows for directed flow of fluids or medications, with the ability to support patients in medical situations such as dehydration, medication administration, blood transfusion, or continuous and controlled fluid infusion.
Relevant fields of activity and professionals:
Doctors, nurses, paramedics, emergency room teams, intensive care teams, rescue teams, and other medical staff involved in the controlled and safe administration of fluids or medications.
Specifications
| size | 14G, 18G, 20G, 22G, 24G, 16G |