Hemodialysis Catheter

The ABLE® Haemodialysis Catheters (HDC) are single-use, sterile polyurethane catheters that are intended to establish a temporary blood connection between the patient and the dialysis machine for acute and short-term dialysis. They are accessible in a diverse array of French sizes, lumen configurations, and lengths. The multi lumen variants offer dedicated lumens for pressure monitoring, infusion therapy, and haemodialysis therapy. The HDC are packaged with the necessary components and accessories for insertion using the Seldinger technique. Ethylene oxide is employed to sterilize all products.

Purpose

The ABLE® Haemodialysis Catheters may be suitable for the following therapies:

– To provide temporary blood vessel access during haemodialysis treatment;
– Central venous pressure monitor;- Venous transfusion, whether continuous or discontinuous.input:
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The Catheter is surgically penetrated into three optional puncture points determined by the clinical requirement using the Seldinger Technique. The insertion sites are as follows:1. Internal jugular vein;2. Subclavian vein;3. Femoral vein.
The catheter may be inserted into the body for a maximum of 30 days. If the duration exceeds this limit, there is a risk of the catheter and tissue combining, which could lead to a severe incident.input:
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output:1. Infection or a cut wound in the vicinity of the puncture.2. Blood coagulation dysfunction.

3. During the anticoagulant treatment.

4. Symptoms of inadaptability to puncture operations, including pneumothorax and vein sclerosis.

5. A penetration area with an abnormal or unclear anatomical situation, such as severe emphysema, or obvious inadaptability from a previous operation